

This issue presents a range of studies on Pesantren from perspectives of education, economics, leadership, digital technology, and socio-religious dynamics. The articles address topics such as bullying prevention, the integration of Islamic economics, pesantren pedagogy, religious moderation, and the digitalization of the pesantren economy. This publication also reflects broad academic collaboration, featuring contributions from authors in Indonesia, the United States, Nigeria, Turkey, Egypt, and Australia.
This issue highlights the integration of spirituality, education, and multiculturalism in plural societies. The articles explore themes such as spiritual and social intelligence, Neo-Sufism-based inclusivity, Islamic thought, local wisdom, and the challenges of religious education in schools. It also discusses religious moderation, Muslim women’s identity, and the development of multicultural competence. Contributing authors come from diverse countries, including Singapore, Turkey, Egypt, Libya, and Pakistan, offering rich perspectives to strengthen social and religious harmony.
This publication examines Islamic economics from philosophical, theological, and empirical perspectives, covering the role of maqashid syariah, the halal industry, community empowerment, Islamic boarding school entrepreneurship, the authority of religious courts, halal tourism, and the challenges of Islamic banking. In addition, this publication also provides insights into the relationship between economics, law, and society in the context of Islam. This edition also features contributions from international authors, including scholars from Nigeria, India, Japan, and Pakistan.
This publication focuses on the Concept of Islamic Knowledge, both regarding learning approaches and concepts of Islamic education that develop in society. In addition, this issue presents some of the main points of Islamic thought that became the foundation in an Islamic tradition developed by the community. The authors in this publication do not only come from within the country, but foreign authors also contribute, including: Turkey, Egypt, Japan, Africa, Libya, Pakistan, and Malaysia.


This journal is published by LPPPM STAI Darul Hikmah Bangkalan. Journal published twice a year, every March and September. This journal contains conceptual writings or the results of research on Interdisciplinary Islamic Studies is the development and elaboration of three topics, namely philosophical, sociological and historical approaches with more emphasis on aspects of its application, which include: Islamic Education, Islamic Law and Politics, Islamic economics and Business, Qur'anic and Hadith Studies, Islamic Philosophy, Islamic Thought and Literature, Islamic Social and Culture, Science and Civilization in Islam, Islam and gender.

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