Tasdiruna: International Journal of Islamic Law and Social Transformation focuses on the study and development of Islamic law in response to social change, legal reform, and contemporary global dynamics. The journal aims to advance scholarly discourse by publishing original research and critical studies that examine the interaction between Islamic legal principles and evolving social, cultural, political, economic, and technological contexts.

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, research in the following areas:

• Islamic legal reform and renewal in classical and contemporary contexts

• Contemporary ijtihad and studies on maqāṣid al-sharīʿah

• Islamic family law (ahwal al-shakhṣiyyah) and social transformation

• Islamic economic and financial law in modern economic systems

• Islamic criminal law and justice studies

• Islam and human rights from legal and ethical perspectives

• Islam, gender, and social justice

• Islamic law and public policy formulation

• Interaction between Islamic law and local wisdom or customary law

• Comparative Islamic law across legal systems and jurisdictions

• Global and transnational dimensions of Islamic law

• Islamic law in digital, technological, and artificial intelligence contexts

The journal welcomes interdisciplinary and comparative approaches, empirical research, normative legal analysis, and critical perspectives that contribute to the advancement of Islamic legal scholarship and its relevance to contemporary societal challenges.