Manuscript Type

Journal of Islamic Da'wat

Jurnal Dakwatul Islam accepts scientific manuscripts based on literature research and field research that contribute to the development of concepts, theories, and practices of community development. Submitted manuscripts must have a strong academic foundation, use accountable scientific methods, and align with the journal's focus and scope.

Types of manuscripts accepted for publication in the Dakwatul Islam Journal include:

1. Research Article (Research Results Article)

A research article that presents original research results, whether using a qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methods approach . This article must contain a clear research problem, theoretical basis, research methods, results and discussion, and conclusions that demonstrate a contribution to the development of science and society.

Research topics may include Islamic preaching, socio-cultural dynamics, human resource development, community economic empowerment, and environmental resource management.

2. Literature Review Article (Literature Review Article)

Articles that examine, analyze, and synthesize various relevant scholarly sources to develop a conceptual and theoretical understanding of Islamic da'wah and community development. These articles may take the form of narrative literature reviews, systematic literature reviews , or other literature review approaches that employ clear and accountable analytical procedures.

3. Conceptual Article

Articles that develop new ideas, concepts, models, theoretical frameworks, or perspectives based on a critical analysis of relevant theory and literature. These articles are expected to contribute to the development of Islamic thought, da'wah strategies, community empowerment, and social, economic, and environmental development.

4. Community Development and Empowerment Article

Articles discussing community empowerment strategies, models, programs, or practices aimed at improving the quality of life. Articles may focus on Islamic da'wah-based empowerment, human resource capacity building, local economic development, socio-cultural preservation, and sustainable environmental management. Manuscripts should present a systematic analysis and evidence or scientific basis supporting the discussion.

5. Case Study Article

Articles that examine in-depth specific phenomena, communities, institutions, programs, or practices related to Islamic da'wah and community development. Case study articles should explain the research context, data collection and analysis methods, key findings, and theoretical or practical implications of the case studied.