International Journal of Specialized Islamic Studies (SIS) is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal, published Quarterly by Refaad. The journal aims to spread scientific knowledge in the field of Islamic studies in its various branches: Creed, Interpretation, Hadith, Fiqh, and Usul al-Fiqh. As well as addressing contemporary problems and future challenges from the point of view of Islamic law. It also aims to activate the movement of scientific research in various legal issues by providing the opportunity for researchers and scholars to publish their scientific and research output that meets the conditions for scientific research in the field of Islamic studies.
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Median time to first decisionThe Provisions of Interrogation in the Palestinian Law- A Compared Study with the Islamic Jurisprudence
Objectives: This study aims to explore the concept of interrogation in Palestinian law and Islamic jurisprudence, shedding light on its purpose and characteristics within both frameworks. It also seeks to clarify the procedures and regulations governing interrogation in Palestinian law and ...
Persistence and Its Impact on Minor Sins: A Foundational Doctrinal Study
Objectives: The study aims to clarify the ruling on persisting in minor sins and its impact from a jurisprudential perspective. The study also addresses an important question: Does persisting in minor sins transform them from minor to major?. Methods: The study relied on two scientific methods: ...
The Right of Pre-emption in Light of the Abuse of Rights Theory "A Jurisprudential and Legal Study"
Objectives: This research addresses the right of pre-emption (shuf'a) in light of the doctrine of abuse of rights, aiming to clarify the extent to which the exercise of this right aligns with both Islamic jurisprudence and modern legal systems, especially when such exercise is tainted with ...
Intellectual Security, Globalization, and Civilizational Narratives: Strengthening Islamic Identity in Europe
Objectives: This study examines intellectual security as a mechanism for safeguarding cultural and religious identity against the challenges of Islamophobia, cultural assimilation, and intellectual extremism. Drawing on the classical insights of scholars such as Ibn Khaldun, Al-Ghazali, and ...
