Al-Hikmah: Journal of Islamic Da'wah and Communication Studies
Al-Hikmah (ISSN 1978-5011) is a national academic journal published by the Faculty of Ushuluddin, Adab and Da'wah at the State Islamic Institute (IAIN) of Pontianak, Indonesia.
The journal primarily focuses on the study of Islamic Da'wah and Islamic Communication, as well as Islamic Studies in general. Al-Hikmah integrates original research findings with scholarly articles addressing contemporary issues and developments, contributed by academics, researchers, and experts in their respective fields.
Al-Hikmah is published twice a year, in July and December.
Focus of the Journal
Al-Hikmah aims to provide readers with a better understanding of Islamic Da'wah in Indonesia and Southeast Asia, as well as the development of communication, particularly Islamic Communication.
The journal disseminates scholarly knowledge through the publication of original research articles, research reports, and book reviews that contribute to the advancement of Islamic Da'wah, communication, and related academic disciplines.
Scope of the Journal
Al-Hikmah specializes in the study of Islamic Da'wah, Islamic Communication, and Islamic Studies more broadly. The journal combines research-based scholarship with academic discussions of contemporary issues presented by qualified contributors and specialists in their respective disciplines.
In particular, the journal emphasizes scholarly disciplines related to Ushuluddin, Adab, and Da'wah. Its academic scope encompasses the following six areas of study:
1. Islamic Da'wah and Its Management
Studies on Islamic preaching (Da'wah), its management, strategies, organization, development, and implementation in Muslim communities.
2. Islamic Communication and Broadcasting
Studies of Islamic communication, broadcasting, media, and the dissemination of Islamic messages through various communication channels.
3. Qur'anic Sciences and Exegesis
Research concerning Qur'anic sciences, interpretation (Tafsir), and the understanding and application of Qur'anic teachings in religious and social contexts.
4. Religious Studies
Academic studies of religions, religious traditions, interreligious relations, and religious phenomena in cultural and social contexts.
5. Islamic Guidance and Counseling
Studies on Islamic guidance and counseling, including counseling approaches and practices informed by Islamic values and principles.
6. Islamic Psychology
Research on Islamic psychology, human behavior, psychological well-being, and psychological perspectives grounded in Islamic teachings and values.
Islamic Da'wah within the Framework of Islamic Moderation
All the aforementioned areas of study are connected to the development and practice of Islamic Da'wah that is relevant to the social and cultural characteristics of Indonesian society, within the framework of Islamic Moderation (Wasatiyyah).

