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Journals

  • Gapura: Journal of Islamic Cosmopolitanism

    Journal title : Gapura: Journal of Islamic Cosmopolitanism
    ISSN : xxxx-xxxx (Coming Soon)
    Editor-in-Chief : Khairuddin Aljunied
    Managing Editor : D.I. Ansusa Putra
    Publisher : Aliansi Transintegrasi Lektur Agama dan Sains (ATLAS)
    Frequency : 2 issues per year (June and December)

    GAPURA: Journal of Islamic Cosmopolitanism is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal published biannually, in June and December, by Aliansi Transintegrasi Lektur Agama dan Sains. The journal focuses on the study of Islamic cosmopolitanism through theoretical inquiry and empirical research, viewing it as a worldview, intellectual orientation, and lived practice rooted in the Islamic principles of shared humanity and moral responsibility. GAPURA promotes scholarship highlighting openness, inclusivity, ethical responsibility, cooperation, pluralism, and peaceful coexistence across diverse societies. The journal explores the interaction between Islamic and social identities in shaping inclusive and globally engaged Muslim subjectivities. Its interdisciplinary scope spans Islamic studies and the social sciences, including Qur’anic studies, ḥadīth, Islamic law, philosophy, theology, Sufism, sociology, anthropology, politics, economics, gender, media, and cultural studies. Particular attention is given to everyday cosmopolitanism, Muslim intellectuals and activists, transnational Islamic movements, educational institutions, digital spaces, and state policies related to cosmopolitan Muslim life.

  • Insan Kamil: Journal of Islamic Thought and Values

  • 3. Metasystem: Transdiciplinary Journal of Socio-Political Sciences

    Metasystem: Transdisciplinary Journal of Socio-Political Sciences is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal published by Aliansi Transintegrasi Lektur Agama dan Sains (ATLAS), Indonesia, twice a year, in June-Desember. The journal is dedicated to advancing transdisciplinary scholarship in socio-political sciences by integrating diverse theoretical frameworks, methodological approaches, and empirical insights to better understand complex social and political phenomena in an interconnected world. The primary aim of Metasystem is to foster innovative and integrative research that transcends conventional disciplinary boundaries, encouraging scholars to develop holistic analyses of socio-political dynamics at local, national, and global levels. The journal promotes studies that engage with pressing contemporary issues such as governance, democracy, social inequality, identity politics, globalization, digital transformation, and sustainability. It seeks to generate knowledge that not only advances academic discourse but also informs policy-making and practical solutions for societal challenges. The journal’s scope encompasses a wide range of disciplines, including political science, sociology, anthropology, international relations, public policy, economics, communication studies, and development studies. Special attention is given to transdisciplinary approaches that combine insights from multiple fields, including systems thinking, complexity theory, and critical social theory. Topics of interest include institutional transformation, civic engagement, political behavior, social movements, conflict resolution, and the impact of technology on socio-political structures. All submissions are welcomed as long as they demonstrate theoretical innovation, methodological rigor, and a clear contribution to the advancement of transdisciplinary socio-political sciences.

  • Prototype: Journal of Research and Development in Islamic Studies

  • Respira: Journal of Environmental Respiratory Healthcare

  • Trophe: Journal of Tropical Public Health

    Trophe: Journal of Tropical Public Health is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal published by Aliansi Transintegrasi Lektur Agama dan Sains (ATLAS), Indonesia, twice a year, in June-Desember. The journal is devoted to advancing knowledge and practice in tropical public health, with a particular focus on health challenges, interventions, and policies relevant to tropical and subtropical regions. It aims to serve as a platform for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to disseminate research that addresses the complex interplay between environmental, social, and biological determinants of health in tropical contexts. The primary aim of Trophe is to promote high-quality research that contributes to the prevention and control of diseases, the improvement of health systems, and the enhancement of community well-being in tropical settings. The journal encourages studies that integrate scientific rigor with practical relevance, including those that examine infectious and non-communicable diseases, environmental health risks, climate change impacts, and health equity. It also seeks to highlight innovative strategies in public health interventions, surveillance systems, and policy development that respond to the unique challenges of tropical regions. The journal’s scope encompasses a wide range of disciplines within public health and related fields, including epidemiology, biostatistics, environmental health, health promotion, global health, health policy and management, nutrition, and tropical medicine. Special attention is given to topics such as vector-borne diseases, maternal and child health, sanitation and hygiene, occupational health, and community-based health initiatives. All submissions are welcomed as long as they contribute to the advancement of tropical public health knowledge and practice, particularly in addressing regional and global health disparities.

  • Rubaiyat: Journal of Islamic Critical Thinking

    Rubaiyat: Journal of Islamic Critical Thinking is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal published by Aliansi Transintegrasi Lektur Agama dan Sains (ATLAS), Indonesia, in January-April-July-October. The journal is devoted to advancing critical thinking within Islamic studies by encouraging rigorous, analytical, and reflective engagement with Islamic texts, traditions, and contemporary issues. It aims to position Islamic thought as a dynamic and evolving intellectual tradition that is open to questioning, reinterpretation, and constructive dialogue. The primary aim of Rubaiyat is to foster scholarly contributions that apply critical thinking frameworks to the study of Islam, bridging classical scholarship with modern intellectual challenges. The journal promotes works that explore reasoning, argumentation, and epistemological inquiry in Islamic discourse, as well as studies that address pressing issues such as religious authority, interpretation, identity, and socio-political transformation in Muslim societies. It also seeks to cultivate a culture of intellectual openness, encouraging diverse perspectives that contribute to deeper understanding and meaningful debate. The journal’s scope includes a wide range of disciplines within Islamic studies and the broader humanities, including Qur’anic studies (tafsīr), ḥadīth studies, Islamic law, theology (kalām), philosophy, Sufism, and intellectual history, alongside fields such as hermeneutics, critical theory, cultural studies, political thought, and education. Special attention is given to themes such as reinterpretation of sacred texts, critical pedagogy in Islamic education, reform movements, and the interaction between Islam and contemporary global discourses. All submissions are welcomed as long as they contribute to the development of critical thinking in Islamic scholarship.