Focus and Scope
The Journal of Islamic Education Thought and Praxis (JIETP) aims to publish high-quality scholarly works that contribute to the development of ideas, paradigms, concepts, models, innovations, and practices in Islamic education.
The journal is particularly interested in manuscripts that offer:
- theoretical and conceptual advancement,
- critical reflection and paradigm development,
- practical and transformative models,
- context-based implementation of Islamic educational values and systems.
JIETP seeks to bridge thought and praxis by welcoming studies that integrate philosophical, conceptual, empirical, and practical dimensions of Islamic education.
The journal covers, but is not limited to, the following areas:
- Islamic Educational Thought and Philosophy
- Philosophy of Islamic education
- Epistemology, ontology, and axiology of Islamic education
- Reconstruction of Islamic educational thought
- Contemporary paradigms in Islamic education
- Critical and transformative perspectives in Islamic education
- Conceptual and Theoretical Development
- Conceptual frameworks in Islamic education
- Development of Islamic educational models
- Holistic Islamic education
- Character, moral, and spiritual education
- Integration of knowledge and religion
- Theory building in Islamic education
- Curriculum, Learning, and Pedagogy
- Curriculum development in Islamic education
- Teaching and learning strategies
- Pedagogical innovation
- Value-based and spiritually grounded learning
- Islamic education and digital transformation
- Artificial intelligence in Islamic education
- Educational Praxis and Institutional Implementation
- Implementation of Islamic education in schools, madrasah, pesantren, and higher education
- Family and community-based Islamic education
- Institutional culture and educational transformation
- Case studies and best practices
- Educational innovation and contextual adaptation
- Leadership, Management, and Policy
- Leadership in Islamic educational institutions
- Islamic educational management
- Governance and quality assurance
- Educational policy and reform
- Organizational culture in Islamic education
- Research Approaches and Scholarly Inquiry
The journal welcomes diverse scholarly approaches, including:
- Qualitative research
- Quantitative research
- Mixed methods
- Conceptual papers
- Library research
- Systematic Literature Review
- Case studies
- Action research
- Research and development
- Figure/thought-based studies









