Journal of Da’wah publishes original and high-quality scholarly works on da’wah studies and Islamic communication within contemporary social, cultural, digital, and religious contexts.

The journal welcomes interdisciplinary approaches employing diverse concepts, theories, perspectives, paradigms, and methodologies relevant to the study of da’wah in local, national, and global contexts.

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to:

• Islamic Communication (Tabligh)
• Islamic Counseling and Guidance (Irsyad)
• Da’wah Management (Tadbir)
• Islamic Community Development (Tamkin)
• Digital Da’wah and Islamic Media
• Religious Communication and Media Studies
• Islamic Broadcasting and Journalism
• Da’wah and Social Transformation
• Da’wah, Culture, and Contemporary Society
• Digital Religion and Religious Authority
• Islamic Public Communication
• Community Engagement and Religious Empowerment