Focus and Scope

Cakrawala: Journal of Religious Studies and Global Society is an academic journal that focuses on religious studies in the context of globalization and social change. The journal is committed to providing a platform for researchers, academics, and practitioners to publish high-quality articles related to religion, culture, and social dynamics in various parts of the world.

Cakrawala has a broad scope in examining topics related to religion and society, including but not limited to:

  1. Religion and Globalization Studies: Examines the influence of globalization on religion and religious practice in various societies, including the spread of world religions, global religious thought, and social changes triggered by intercultural and interfaith interactions.
  2. Religion and Social Identity: Investigates how religion plays a role in the formation of social, cultural, political and ethnic identities in various global communities.
  3. Religion, Conflict and Peace: Examines the role of religion in social and political conflict, and its contribution to peace and reconciliation efforts between communities and countries.
  4. Religion and Human Rights: Analyzes the relationship between religious teachings and human rights issues, and how religion influences policies and practices related to social justice and individual rights.
  5. Religious Dynamics in Modern Society: Covers contemporary religious phenomena such as secularism, fundamentalism, global spirituality, and the role of technology and social media in the transformation of religious life.
  6. Interaction of Religion and Science: Examines the relationship between religion and science, including the dialog between the two in various religious traditions and their impact on the development of science and technology.
  7. Islamic Communication, Islamic Education, and other relevant scopes.

The journal welcomes original research articles, literature reviews, and reflective writings that focus on various religious traditions and their implications in a global society. We also welcome critical discussions on relevant religious issues in the contemporary world.