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Journal for Islamic Studies (JIS)

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Overview

The Journal for Islamic Studies is a peer-reviewed journal committed to the publication of original research on Islam as culture and civilization. It particularly welcomes work of an interdisciplinary nature that brings together history, religion, politics, culture and law. The Journal has a special focus on Islam in Africa, and on contemporary Islamic Thought. Contributions that display theoretical rigour, especially work that link the particularities of Islamic discourse to the enterprise of knowledge and critique in the humanities and social sciences, will find JIS to be receptive to such submissions.

The Journal for Islamic Studies is indexed in the ATLA Religion Database ® a product of the American Theological Library Association. It is also included in the list of Approved Journals compiled by the Department of Education (South Africa).

Latest Issues

Vol.31 - 2011
Consists of a diverse set of articles, book reviews and a report. They cover issues dealt with in previous volumes of the Journal for Islamic, with an important and nuanced caveat

Vol.30 - 2010
Features articles on Gender Segregation, Sufi Women's saying on Love, Islamization of Osun State of Nigeria, American Muslim Women Navigating Islamic Divorce and Civil Law

Vol.29 - 2009
Features articles on African Islam, Theology, and Islamism in Malaysia

Recent Thematic Issues

Vol.28 - 2008
Reconfiguring Gender Relations in Muslim Africa
Guest Editors: Marloes Janson & Dorothea Schulz

Vol.27 - 2007
Islam & African Muslim Publics
Editor: Abdulkader Tayob

Vol.26 - 2006
Engaged Sufism
Guest Editors: Sa'diyya Shaikh and Scott Kugle

Vol.24 & 25 - 2004/05
Burial Grounds: Sacred Sites and Heritage in Post-Apartheid Cape Town
Guest Editors: Louise Green & Noeleen Murray

Subscribe

To subscribe to the JIS, complete the Subscription Form and email to Nabowayah Kafaar

Online

Content pages of each edition, as well as Electronic Versions of articles published in the Journal for Islamic Studies are available at Africa Journals Online and also from Sabinet. All paying subscribers are entitled to complimentary on-line access from Sabinet. This is renewed annually. Please contact Nabowayah Kafaar to activate your on-line access

Contact Us

For more information, please contact Nabowayah Kafaar

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