Journals
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Meuseuraya: Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat
Meuseuraya: Journal of Community Engagement is a peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes articles based on community service and engagement activities across a broad spectrum of disciplines. The journal serves as a scholarly platform for academics, practitioners, researchers, and social activists to share their contributions to society through applied, participatory, and solution-oriented approaches.
The name Meuseuraya, derived from the Acehnese language, embodies a deep cultural philosophy of mutual cooperation, collective responsibility, and communal solidarity. It reflects the spirit of working together for the common good — a value that resonates with the journal’s mission to foster inclusive and sustainable development through community engagement.
The journal particularly encourages submissions that focus on community empowerment, local potential development, civic education, quality of life improvement, appropriate technology innovation, and other impactful practices of community service. While Meuseuraya welcomes contributions from all regions, it places special emphasis on works that explore issues, challenges, and innovations in community engagement within Aceh, Indonesia, and the broader Southeast Asian context.
Published biannually, Meuseuraya is committed to promoting community-based knowledge, strengthening the link between academia and society, and contributing to transformative social change at local, national, and regional levels.
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SIKULA: Journal of Learning and Teaching Model Innovations
Journal Title SIKULA: Journal of Learning and Teaching Model Innovations E-ISSN On Process Frequency 2 issues per year Citation Analysis DOAJ | Garuda | Google Scholar 
SIKULA: Journal of Learning and Teaching Model Innovations is a peer-reviewed academic journal that focuses on the exploration, development, and implementation of innovative models in learning and teaching across various educational settings. The journal aims to provide a platform for researchers, educators, and practitioners to share original research findings, theoretical insights, and practical applications that contribute to the improvement of educational practices.
SIKULA welcomes contributions that address pedagogical strategies, curriculum development, educational technology integration, classroom management techniques, assessment models, and other innovative approaches that enhance the quality and effectiveness of teaching and learning processes. The journal encourages interdisciplinary perspectives and is open to both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies. By fostering academic dialogue and promoting evidence-based innovations, SIKULA seeks to support the continuous professional development of educators and the advancement of educational systems at local, national, and global levels. -
JROH: Jurnal Obat Hati
Title JROH: Jurnal Obat Hati Short title JROH Business Model Open Access Frequency 2 issues per year (June & December) Type of Review Peer Review DOI 10.69548/jroh Online ISSN 3123-7177 Editor in Chief Sehat Ihsan Shadiqin Editors Editorial Team 
JROH: Jurnal Obat Hati is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal that focuses on the integration of spirituality, emotional well-being, and socio-religious values, with a special emphasis on tasawuf (Islamic mysticism). The journal serves as an interdisciplinary platform for scholars, practitioners, and educators to explore the role of Sufism in addressing inner healing, moral development, and the cultivation of spiritual consciousness in contemporary society.
Published biannually, JROH welcomes original research articles, conceptual papers, case studies, and literature reviews that delve into topics such as spiritual psychology, ethical behavior, self-purification (tazkiyat al-nafs), and the relevance of classical and modern Sufi teachings in promoting peace, resilience, and personal transformation. Contributions may come from various disciplines including religious studies, psychology, education, sociology, and cultural studies. By centering its discourse on tasawuf as a source of “medicine for the heart,” the journal seeks to illuminate pathways toward inner tranquility and spiritual maturity, especially in the face of modern emotional and moral challenges. -
Journal of Progressive Islamic Economics and Social Inquiry in Asia
Journal Title Journal of Progressive Islamic Economics and Social Inquiry in Asia E-ISSN In Process Frequency 2 issues per year Citation Analysis Google Scholar 
Journal of Progressive Islamic Economics and Social Inquiry in Asia is an independent, peer-reviewed scholarly journal rooted in the Islamic principles of Shariah economics and the progressive cultural heritage of Aceh, Indonesia. The journal advances interdisciplinary dialogue at the intersection of Islamic finance, sociocultural transformation, and sustainable development across Asia. By foregrounding Aceh’s legacy as a historical hub of Islamic scholarship and its unique synthesis of Adat (customary law) and Shariah, we critically engage with contemporary economic, political, educational, and cultural challenges facing Muslim-majority and pluralistic Asian societies.Unique Features:
Acehnese Intellectual Legacy: Prioritizes research that reinterprets Aceh’s historical role (e.g., Samudra Pasai Sultanate) for modern economic and social challenges.Progressive Vision: The term Suluq embodies our commitment to innovation in Islamic economics and socially just policymaking.Multidisciplinary Asian Focus: Connects localized insights from Indonesia/ASEAN to pan-Asian debates on globalization, Islamization, and post-colonial development. Policy Engagement: Encourages submissions that bridge academia, grassroots organizations, and policymakers to address inequality, climate resilience, and ethical governance.
Scope:
The journal publishes rigorous theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented research that bridges:- Islamic Economics & Finance: Ethical banking, zakat and waqf systems, poverty alleviation, and critiques of neoliberal capitalism through a Shariah lens.
- Contemporary Asian Societies: Urbanization, digital economies, gender dynamics, environmental sustainability, and education reform in Indonesia, ASEAN, and broader Asia.
- Interdisciplinary Frameworks: Dialogues between economics, political science, anthropology, education, and Islamic jurisprudence, with emphasis on Acehnese/Indonesian case studies.
- Cultural Heritage & Modernity: The role of Adat, Sufi ethics, and Islamic revivalism in shaping equitable development and social cohesion.
Audience
Scholars, policymakers, Islamic financial institutions, educators, and civil society organizations working on:- Shariah-compliant economic models
- Social sciences in Muslim-majority Asia
- Decolonial and interdisciplinary development studies
- Acehnese/Indonesian sociocultural and political dynamics
Values:
- Ethical Rigor: Anchored in Islamic principles of maslaha (public good) and ‘adl (justice).
- Cultural Relevance: Centers Southeast Asian, particularly Indonesian/Acehnese, voices and epistemologies.
Open Access:
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Semasa: Jurnal Sosial dan Budaya Dunia Melayu Raya
Journal Title : Semasa: Jurnal Sosial dan Budaya Dunia Melayu Raya Editor in Chief : Dr. Tuti Marjan Fuadi M.Pd. E-ISSN : 3123-6332 (Online) Frequency : 2 issues per year Citation Analysis : Google Scholar | Base | Crossref 
Semasa: Jurnal Sosial dan Budaya Dunia Melayu Raya is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to the study of social and cultural issues across the Malay World. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary research that explores the diversity, traditions, historical developments, and social changes within the societies of the Melayu Raya region. Semasa aims to serve as a platform for scholars, researchers, and practitioners to engage in critical dialogue and share insights on topics such as identity, cultural heritage, community dynamics, education, language, and contemporary challenges. The journal publishes original research articles, literature reviews, and conceptual discussions relevant to the broader understanding of the social and cultural landscapes of the Malay World.
