in Southeast Asia: A Critical Discourse Analysis of PAN (Indonesia) and AMANAH (Malaysia)

The Middle Path of Indonesian Islam and the Model of Muslim Relations in China: Prospects and Challenges of Inter-Civilizational Dialogue

This study examines the potential of Jalan Tengah Islam Indonesia (The Middle Path of Indonesian Islam) as a bridge for inter-civilizational dialogue, aiming to foster understanding and mitigate tensions between the Islamic world and China. This issue is relevant amidst the complexity of China's relationship with its M...

Cultural Legitimacy, Coalition Pragmatism, and Digital Outreach: Explaining the National Awakening Party’s Trajectory in Indonesia

The Influence of Political Thought Based on the Quran in Malaysian Political Discourse: A Systematic Review

The Quran has played a profound role in shaping political narratives and governance in Muslim majority countries, including Malaysia. This study learns how the Quran influences Malaysian politics by systematically reviewing scholarly articles published between 2000 and 2024. Despite Malaysia's diverse socio-political e...

Local Islamic Policy in Post-Reform Indonesia: A Critical Study of the Gerbang Marhamah Initiative in Cianjur, West Java

This study explores the Gerbang Marhamah (Movement for the Development of a Morally Upright Society) initiative in Cianjur Regency, West Java, as a distinctive example of localized Islamic policymaking. Rooted in a strong socio-religious context, Gerbang Marhamah functions both as a moral project and a political strate...

Reframing State Religion Governance: A Comparative Philosophical-Pedagogical Analysis of Religious Moderation in Indonesia and Wasatiyyah in Malaysia

The global discourse on counterradicalism has prompted Muslim-majority countries to adopt a policy of integrating religious moderation into their respective state policies. Nevertheless, the translation of abstract theological concepts into bureaucratic structures remains a subject that is underexplored, particularly i...

The Dynamics of Women’s Leadership Based on Islamic Values: A Sociological Analysis of Educational Institutions at the SMP IT Boarding School and SMP Al Islam Mujahidin in Cilacap

This study examines the institutional context surrounding Islamic values-based women’s leadership in two private Islamic junior high schools in Cilacap, Central Java, Indonesia. Using a qualitative comparative documentary case study with a sociological orientation, the research analyzes scholarly publications, official...