An Nahdhoh: Journal of Aswaja Islamic Studies publishes original, high-quality scholarship that advances understanding of Islam from the Ahlus Sunnah wal-Jamaah (Aswaja) perspective. The journal welcomes submissions from both domestic and international scholars and presents its scope in clear, accessible language.

Focus & Scope:

• Aswaja theology and historical development
• Contemporary fiqh and practical religious guidance
• Tafsir and hadith studies with Aswaja orientations
• Sufism and spiritual practice within Aswaja communities
• Islamic education, pesantren (Islamic boarding school) studies, and character formation
• Local wisdom and it's integration with Aswaja values
• Social and political issues affecting Muslim communities: pluralism, human rights, public policy
• Gender, Islamic economics, Shariah law, and religion in media