Journals

  • Panrita: Journal of Islamic Studies

    Panrita: Journal of Islamic Studies is a journal that focuses on Islamic studies from various perspectives, both classical and contemporary. This journal serves as an academic platform for researchers, lecturers, students, and practitioners to disseminate ideas, research findings, and critical reflections on Islamic Studies, Qur’anic exegesis, Hadith, jurisprudence, gender, theology, Islamic education, the history of Islamic civilization, as well as modern issues that intersect with Islamic values.

  • Dirasah Fikriyah: Journal of Islamic Thought

    Dirasah Fikriyah: Journal of Islamic Thought is a scholarly journal dedicated to the study and development of Islamic thought in classical and contemporary contexts. It provides an academic platform for researchers, lecturers, and students to publish original research and critical studies on Islamic philosophy, theology, epistemology, Muslim intellectual history, Islamic reform, Islam and modernity, Islamic ethics, and contemporary issues related to Islamic civilization. The journal aims to promote rigorous, critical, and interdisciplinary scholarship that contributes to the advancement of Islamic studies at both national and international levels while upholding academic integrity, originality, and methodological rigor.

  • Ade': Journal of Islamic Law

    Ade': Journal of Islamic Law is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by Yayasan Lentera Panrita Nusantara. The journal focuses on Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), Islamic legal thought, constitutional law, criminal law, economic law, family law, contemporary legal issues, Islamic legal reform, and the relationship between Islamic law, customary law, and modern legal systems.

  • Lontara: Journal of Islamic History and Culture

    Lontara: Journal of Islamic History and Culture is a peer-reviewed academic journal published by Yayasan Lentera Panrita Nusantara. The journal focuses on Islamic history, civilization, cultural heritage, manuscripts, local wisdom, and the interaction between Islam and diverse cultural traditions, particularly in Southeast Asia.