Al-Amir Research Journal for Islamic Studies is a prestigious academic journal published by the Malik Yar Muhammad (MYM) Research Center, dedicated to advancing scholarly research and discourse in the field of Islamic Studies. The journal aims to explore the multifaceted aspects of Islam, encompassing both classical and contemporary perspectives. By promoting rigorous academic research, the journal serves as a significant resource for scholars, students, and researchers in understanding the evolving dynamics of Islamic thought, jurisprudence, history, philosophy, and their applications in the modern world.
About the Journal
Al-Amir Research Journal for Islamic Studies seeks to provide a platform for the publication of original, peer-reviewed articles that contribute to the development of Islamic scholarship across various academic domains. The journal publishes articles on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to Islamic theology, jurisprudence (Fiqh), Islamic history, ethics, philosophy, and contemporary issues in the Muslim world.
In addition to traditional subjects, the journal encourages research on the role of Islam in addressing modern challenges such as social justice, human rights, environmental sustainability, governance, education, and the empowerment of women. The aim is to engage with both classical Islamic scholarship and contemporary thought, creating a bridge between past wisdom and modern realities.
Scope of the Journal
Al-Amir Research Journal for Islamic Studies covers a broad range of subjects in the following areas:
- Islamic Theology (Aqidah)
The journal explores key theological concepts in Islam, such as Tawhid (Oneness of God), Prophethood, and the afterlife, as well as contemporary discussions surrounding Islamic beliefs and their application in today’s world. - Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh)
It examines Islamic law (Sharia) in its classical and contemporary forms, with a focus on legal reasoning, ijtihad (independent juristic interpretation), and the application of Islamic law in modern legal systems. - Islamic History and Civilization
The journal explores the rich history of Islam, from the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to the development of Islamic empires and modern Islamic states. It also delves into the social, cultural, and political contributions of Muslims throughout history. - Islamic Ethics and Philosophy
Articles in this section focus on the ethical and philosophical aspects of Islam, including Islamic moral philosophy, the concept of justice, the role of religion in moral guidance, and discussions on the compatibility of Islamic thought with contemporary philosophical movements. - Contemporary Islamic Issues
The journal addresses pressing issues facing Muslims in the modern world, such as Islamic responses to globalization, the intersection of Islam with democracy, human rights, gender equality, and the role of Islam in contemporary politics. - Islamic Education and Social Welfare
It publishes research on Islamic perspectives on education, social justice, poverty alleviation, and other aspects of social welfare, focusing on how Islamic teachings can contribute to the development of societies today.
Aim and Objectives
The Al-Amir Research Journal for Islamic Studies strives to:
- Promote Islamic Scholarship: To contribute to the body of knowledge in Islamic studies by publishing original, high-quality research in various subfields of Islamic scholarship.
- Encourage Interdisciplinary Research: To promote dialogue between Islamic studies and other disciplines such as social sciences, philosophy, law, and political science, helping to contextualize Islamic thought in the modern world.
- Foster Global Dialogue: To serve as a platform for international scholarly exchange by inviting contributions from diverse cultural and intellectual backgrounds, thus broadening the scope of academic conversations within Islamic studies.
- Bridge Classical and Contemporary Thought: To create a space where classical Islamic scholarship meets contemporary challenges, facilitating discussions that address the evolving needs of the Muslim world.
- Support Emerging Scholars: To provide a platform for young and emerging scholars in Islamic studies to publish their work and contribute to the academic discourse.
Peer-Review and Publication Process
To ensure the highest academic standards, all articles submitted to Al-Amir Research Journal for Islamic Studies undergo a rigorous double-blind peer review process. This ensures that the content published is both scholarly and impactful, contributing meaningfully to the field of Islamic studies.
The journal welcomes contributions in the form of:
- Original research articles
- Review papers
- Book reviews
- Conference proceedings
- Essays on contemporary issues related to Islam
Ethical Standards
Al-Amir Research Journal for Islamic Studies is committed to upholding the highest ethical standards in publishing. We adhere to the principles of academic integrity and expect our contributors to uphold these standards in their submissions. This includes but is not limited to:
- Originality of work
- Proper citation and acknowledgment of sources
- Avoidance of plagiarism
- Ethical treatment of research participants (when applicable)
Editorial Board
The editorial board of Al-Amir Research Journal for Islamic Studies comprises renowned scholars and experts in various subfields of Islamic studies, both from within Pakistan and internationally. Their expertise ensures that the journal publishes content of the highest scholarly quality.
Impact and Recognition
The journal is widely respected within the academic community, particularly for its contributions to contemporary Islamic scholarship. It is indexed in prominent academic databases and recognized by universities and research institutions globally. By publishing cutting-edge research and facilitating scholarly exchange, Al-Amir Research Journal for Islamic Studies plays a vital role in advancing the academic understanding of Islam and its interaction with modern societal issues.
Al-Amir Research Journal for Islamic Studies is an important academic resource for anyone interested in understanding the rich intellectual traditions of Islam and its application in addressing contemporary challenges. Through its commitment to high-quality, peer-reviewed research, the journal continues to contribute significantly to the advancement of Islamic scholarship and global academic discourse. It invites scholars from around the world to submit their work and engage with the ongoing conversations shaping the future of Islamic studies.