Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Founding Issue

The Founding Issue of Institutions of Islamic Law marks the establishment of the journal and introduces its distinctive institutional approach to Islamic legal studies. This inaugural issue brings together peer-reviewed research examining how Islamic legal authority is constituted, organised, governed, regulated, and transformed through institutional structures across diverse legal and jurisdictional contexts.

Published: 2026-08-24

Articles

Reconceptualising Fatwa Authority: An Institutional Governance Framework through a Comparative Study of Indonesia and Malaysia

Rusli Abdul Roni (Author)

51-71
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Strengthening Zakat Institutions through Evidence-Based Governance: A Comparative Legal Study of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore

M. Kamal Fathoni (Author)

72-92
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Institutionalising Legal Pluralism: Islamic, Customary, and State Legal Authority in Indigenous Muslim Local Governance

Hasbi Umar, Burhanuddin (Author)

93-116
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The Institutional Turn in Islamic Legal Studies: Evidence from Indonesian Religious Courts

Ardian Kurniawan (Author)

1-24
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Reconstructing Waqf Governance: Institutional Accountability and Sustainable Development in Muslim Societies

Hendri K. (Author)

25-50
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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Founding Issue

Articles

Reconceptualising Fatwa Authority: An Institutional Governance Framework through a Comparative Study of Indonesia and Malaysia

Strengthening Zakat Institutions through Evidence-Based Governance: A Comparative Legal Study of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore

Institutionalising Legal Pluralism: Islamic, Customary, and State Legal Authority in Indigenous Muslim Local Governance

The Institutional Turn in Islamic Legal Studies: Evidence from Indonesian Religious Courts

Reconstructing Waqf Governance: Institutional Accountability and Sustainable Development in Muslim Societies

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