Al-Qadha: Journal of Islamic Law (AJHI) is a peer-reviewed journal focused on Islamic law (fiqh) and its application in modern contexts. It provides a platform for high-quality research exploring the normative, historical, and practical dimensions of Islamic law, as well as its interaction with contemporary legal systems.
The journal aims to deepen understanding of how Islamic law can adapt to modern challenges, particularly in relation to national legal frameworks. Al-Qadha invites scholars, legal practitioners, and researchers to address relevant issues and contribute to developing a more responsive Islamic legal system.
Al-Qadha emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, combining perspectives from law, social sciences, politics, and economics. This allows authors to propose practical solutions for integrating Islamic legal principles into contemporary legal practices, enriching the discourse on Islamic law's relevance in today's world.