Journal Name : JIHHI: Jurnal Ilmu Hukum dan Hukum Islam
Initials : JIHHI
Abbreviation : JIHHI
Publisher : PT Pilar Tinta Akademika
Editorial Office : Permata Biru Blok S2 No. 59c, Cimekar, Cileunyi, Bandung-Indonesia
Editor in Chief :

Nama Editor in Chief, S.H., M.H.

Language : Indonesian and English
Scope : Legal Studies, Positive Law, Islamic Law, and Jurisprudence
Publication Schedule : Bi-annually (June and December)
e-ISSN : xxxx-xxxx
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JIHHI: Jurnal Ilmu Hukum dan Hukum Islam is a peer-reviewed scientific journal dedicated to the publication of high-quality research, analytical studies, and theoretical papers in the fields of Legal Studies and Islamic Law. The journal serves as an open-access forum for legal scholars, academicians, jurists, and practitioners to disseminate innovative research, legal reforms, and contemporary discourse bridging national legal frameworks and Islamic jurisprudence.

Review Process Timeline

Time to First Decision
1-2 Weeks
Review Time
2-10 Weeks
Submission to Acceptance
10-14 Weeks
Acceptance to Publication
14-16 Weeks

Focus and Scope

JIHHI: Jurnal Ilmu Hukum dan Hukum Islam focuses on publishing research that advances knowledge at the intersection of positive legal systems, constitutional rights, and Islamic jurisprudence. The journal aims to promote interdisciplinary discussions and offer legal solutions for contemporary societal issues.

JIHHI prioritizes manuscripts that demonstrate:

  1. Originality and Novelty: Innovative perspectives, legal theories, and novel approaches to legal problem-solving.
  2. Methodological Rigor: Robust empirical normative legal research, comparative legal studies, or socio-legal frameworks.
  3. Analytical Depth: Critical assessments of legal policies, court decisions, and classical/contemporary Islamic legal texts (Fiqh & Usul Fiqh).
  4. Societal Relevance: Practical implications for policy formulation, judicial practice, and legal human rights development.

Scope of Study

Submissions to JIHHI should align with one or more of the following core legal domains:

1. Constitutional Law, Governance, and Public Law

Focuses on state governance, institutional mechanics, and public justice. Topics include:

• Constitutional Law and Human Rights • Administrative Law and Good Governance • Criminal Law and Penal System Reforms • Environmental Law and Natural Resources
2. Civil, Business, and International Law

Covers private relations, commercial frameworks, and international obligations. Topics include:

• Civil and Agrarian Law • Commercial, Corporate, and Intellectual Property Law • International Law and Dispute Resolution • Cyber Law, AI Ethics, and Technology Law
3. Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh) & Legal Theory (Usul Fiqh)

Explores traditional and modern methodologies in Islamic jurisprudence. Topics include:

• Classical and Contemporary Usul Fiqh • Maqasid al-Shariah (Higher Objectives of Islamic Law) • Contemporary Ijtihad and Legal Fatwas • Comparative Jurisprudence (Al-Fiqh Al-Muqaran)
4. Islamic Family Law & Religious Judiciary

Focuses on personal status law and judicial administration. Topics include:

• Marriage, Divorce, and Child Custody Laws • Islamic Inheritance (Mawarith) and Wills (Wasiyyah) • Religious Courts Procedure (Hukum Acara Peradilan Agama) • Gender Rights and Family Welfare in Islamic Perspective
5. Sharia Economic Law and Islamic Philanthropy

Examines legal regulations governing Islamic finance and endowment systems. Topics include:

• Islamic Banking and Financial Law (Fiqh Muamalat) • Zakat, Infaq, Sadaqah, and Waqf Legal Frameworks • Halal Certification Law and Industry Governance • Sharia Compliance and Corporate Governance
6. Socio-Legal Studies & Comparative Law

Bridges legal frameworks with social dynamics and global comparison. Topics include:

• Customary Law (Hukum Adat) and Local Wisdom • Harmonization of Civil Law, Common Law, and Islamic Law • Legal Sociology and Legal Anthropology • Legal History and Legal Philosophy

JIHHI welcomes legal scholars, judges, advocates, and researchers to contribute original research manuscripts that advance legal science and Islamic legal thought with national and global impacts.