Australian Journal of Islamic Studies

The Australian Journal of Islamic Studies (AJIS) is a peer-reviewed international academic journal of CISAC established in 2018.

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The work featured in this issue includes:

How the Contemporary Far-Right Have Popularised their Appeals: An Analysis of Far-Right Growth in the Australian Context by Chloe Smith and Derya Iner
Why an Interest-Free Economy was Instituted from Early Religious Zeal by Romi Adetio Setiawan
Ibn ‘Umar’s Interpretation of the Qur’ānic Verse ‘Fight them until Fitnah is No More’ and its Relevance to Contemporary Muslims by Mursal Farman
Islam and Gender: Major Issues and Debates by Mouna Elmir

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The work featured in this issue includes:

Islamic Studies in Australia’s Higher Education Sector by Halim Rane, Adis Duderija, and Jessica Mamone
Some Critical Reflections on al-Jāhiz’s Notions of Tab’ and Tibā’ (Innate Dispositions) by Zaid Alamiri
Law and Vision: A Reading of Islamic Culture and the Socio-spatial Structure of Traditional Settlements by Majdi Faleh
Religious and Environmental Sustainability: Focusing on Some Practical Approaches by John B. Cobb. Jr and Seyyed Hossein Nasr by Md. Abu Sayem
Civilised or Savage: The Effect of Colonialism’s Dichotomous Language on Views of Prophet Muhammad’s Leadership by Mostafa Hany El-Gashingi
English Trabslations of the Qur’an: A Descriptive Comparative Study in their Aspects of Disagreement by Abbas Brashi

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The work featured in this issue includes:

Islamic Studies in the Modern World by Jan A Ali
Evidence Laws in Sharia and the Impact of Modern Technology and DNA Testing by Souha Korbatieh
The Use of Historical Information in Conducting Content Criticism in Hadith by Mir Sadeq Ansari
The Qur’ān as a Hidden Academy for Learning Dialogic Exchange by Mohamed Wehby
Understanding the Australian Shi’ite Muslim Perspective on Ethics by Mohamad Younes
Jihad in Violent Islamist Paradigm by Jan A Ali & Anum Sikander

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The work featured in this issue includes:

Editor’s Introduction by Jan A Ali
Australian Muslim Citizens: Questions of Inclusion and Exclusion by Nahid Afrose Kabir
Citizenship in the Minds of Radical Islamists by Elisa Orofino
The “Muslim Question” and Muslim Cultural Citizenship in Australia by Rizwan Sahib
Muslim ‘Belonging’ in the West and Some Global Implication by Mohammed Jamal Haider
Muslims as Archetypal Suspect Citizens in Australia by Jan A Ali

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The work featured in this issue includes:

Disguised Commentary on the Quran: The Question of Form and Content in Rūmī’s Mathnawī by AbdulGafar Olawale Fahm
Conversion to Islam: Review of Research COnducted between 2000-2020 on Western and Australian Converts to Islam by Bonne Martinot
Brevity in Hadith Texts: Dating of Short and Long Version of the Hadith on Lapidation by Mohammad Said Arrahawan
Indigenous Australians and Muslims: A History of Micro and Meso Dialogue prior to the 20th Century by David Sneddon
Polarising Javanese Society: Islamic and Other Visions c. 1830-1930 (book review) by Jonathon Piasente

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The work featured in this issue includes:

Towards Demystifying Islamophobia: A Muslim’s Perspective by Zouhir Gabsi
Human Rights and Guilt by Association: Said Nursi’s Renewal Approach by Salih Yucel
Religions and Environmental Ethics: A Comparative Study of John B. Cobb, Jr. and Seyyed Hossein Nasr by Md. Aby Sayem
Inner Peace in the Life of Said Nursi by Zuleyha Keskin
Gendered Morality: Male Normativity in Classical Ethics (book review) by Talha Rehman

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The work featured in this issue includes:

The Qur’an and Interpretation in the Classical Modernism: Tafsīrcentric Approach of Muhammad ‘Abduh by Hakan Coruh
The Qur’anic Exegesis of Muhammad Asad: The Mind, the Method and the Magnum-Opus by Murie Ahamed Hassan
A Brief Review and Critical Analysis of the Major Theological Positions Classical Muslim Scholars Had on Whether Actions Are Part of Iman by Amer Ali
Qur’anic Surahs’ Names: A Study on their Origin and Multiplicity by Ali Yunis Aldahesh
Islam as Education: Pedagogies of Pilgrimage, Prophecy, and Jihad (book review) by Salih Yucel

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The work featured in this issue includes:

Re-Examining the Story of Banū Qurayzah Jews in Medina with a Reference to the Account of Ibn Ishāq by Sadik Kirazli
No Looking Back: Islam and Identity in Contemporary Australian Art by Sam Bowker
An Assessment of Arberry’s Translation of Emphasis in Qur’anic Dialogue by Lama Edris
On the Edge of Bultmann’s Demythologisation: Muhammad ‘Abduh’s Hermeneutical Avicennism on the Qur’an as a Source of Scientific Knowledge by Mohammad Abu Shareea
Muslim Women, Domestic Violence, and Psychotherapy: Theological and Clinical Issue (book review) by Salih Yucel

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