SHURAIH: Journal of Islamic Law and Society provides a premier forum for high-quality research in the fields of classical and modern Islamic law, spanning both Muslim-majority and non-Muslim contexts. Establishing itself as an essential resource for scholars, practitioners, and major research libraries worldwide, the journal bridge the gap between sacred texts and societal realities.
SHURAIH encourages rigorous discussion across all branches of Islamic jurisprudence (Fiqh). Our scope includes, but is not limited to:

1. Juridical & Historical Perspectives: The evolution of Islamic legal thought from its emergence to contemporary times.
2. Social-Scientific Analysis: How Islamic law interacts with modern social, political, and economic structures.
3. Practical Justice & Courtroom Studies: Inspired by the legacy of Qadi Shuraih, we prioritize studies on judicial integrity, dispute resolution, and the application of law in Sharia courts.
4. lobal Contexts: The dynamics of Islamic law in minority contexts and its engagement with international human rights and global ethics.

The journal welcomes multidisciplinary approaches, embracing qualitative, quantitative, and comparative methodologies. By fostering an understanding of Islamic law in both theory and practice, SHURAIH offers an indispensable gateway for those who wish to stay at the forefront of the discipline.