Manuscript Types

Al-Mustashfa: Jurnal Penelitian Hukum Ekonomi Syariah welcomes original scholarly manuscripts that contribute to the advancement of Islamic economic law, Islamic finance, Islamic jurisprudence, and related legal disciplines. The journal accepts manuscripts employing normative, empirical, comparative, and interdisciplinary research approaches.

The journal considers the following types of manuscripts:

1. Original Research Articles

Original research articles present new findings, legal analyses, or theoretical contributions based on systematic scholarly investigation. These articles may employ normative legal research, empirical legal research, or interdisciplinary approaches relevant to Islamic economic law.

2. Review Articles

Review articles provide critical and systematic evaluations of existing scholarly literature, legal doctrines, regulations, judicial decisions, and contemporary developments in Islamic economic law. Such articles must offer substantive analytical insights and identify relevant research gaps.

3. Conceptual and Theoretical Articles

Conceptual and theoretical articles develop, critically examine, or reconstruct legal concepts, theories, and frameworks relating to Islamic economic law, Islamic jurisprudence, and contemporary legal issues.

4. Case Studies

Case studies examine specific legal disputes, judicial decisions, institutional practices, financial transactions, or regulatory developments. They must provide rigorous analysis and demonstrate broader theoretical or practical implications.

5. Comparative Legal Studies

Comparative legal studies analyze similarities, differences, and interactions between Islamic law, national legal systems, international legal frameworks, or legal practices across jurisdictions.

All submitted manuscripts must demonstrate originality, academic rigor, methodological clarity, and relevance to the journal's focus and scope. Manuscripts must comply with the journal's Author Guidelines, Authorship Criteria, and Publication Ethics policies.

The editorial team reserves the right to determine whether a submitted manuscript is appropriate for peer review and publication.