Indexing
1. Crossref
2. Dimensions
3. ASCI (Asian Science Citation Index)
4. Garuda
6. WordlCat
8. OpenAlex
9 Scilit
SCOPE
1. Mubādalah Theory and Methodology
- Development of Mubādalah theory
- Hermeneutics and Islamic epistemology
- Qur’anic and Hadith interpretation
- Methodological innovations in Mubādalah Studies
2. Gender Equality and Family Studies
- Marriage and family relations
- Family resilience and well-being
- Gender justice and partnership
- Inheritance, guardianship, and domestic roles
3. Islamic Law and Social Justice
- Family law reform
- Human rights and legal equality
- Women's legal protection
- Islamic legal responses to contemporary issues
4. Politics, Citizenship and Public Participation
- Identity politics
- Political representation and leadership
- Citizenship, democracy, and governance
- Public ethics and social inclusion
6. Ecology, Sustainability and Environmental Ethics
- Human–nature reciprocity
- Ecological justice
- Environmental ethics in Islam
- Sustainability and climate-related issues
7. Culture, Religion and Local Wisdom
- Local traditions and customary practices
- Religion and cultural transformation
- Indigenous knowledge and social values
- Cultural perspectives on equality and justice
8. Digital Society and Contemporary Muslim Life
- Digital citizenship
- Online gender-based violence
- Digital ethics and Islamic values
- Technology, society, and social transformation
9. Comparative and Global Mubādalah Studies
- Cross-regional studies across diverse social and cultural contexts
- Comparative perspectives on equality, justice, and reciprocity
- Muslim societies and transnational issues
- Interdisciplinary approaches to Mubādalah
