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Journal of Communication and Da’wah 

The Journal of Communication and Da’wah  warmly invites scholars, researchers, lecturers, postgraduate students, and practitioners to submit their best and original scholarly manuscripts for publication. We welcome contributions that address current issues, provide theoretical insights, and offer practical solutions in the fields of Islamic da’wah, communication, and contemporary Islamic studies.

Every submission will undergo a rigorous editorial and peer review process, ensuring that only high-quality research is published. Manuscripts will first be evaluated through initial editorial screening for relevance to CJDC’s focus and scope, followed by double-blind peer review by at least two experts in the respective field.

Preferred Topics

Submissions are encouraged, but not limited to, the following themes:

Theories and Practices of Da’wah

    • Classical and contemporary approaches to da’wah.
    • Strategies of da’wah bil lisan (through speech), bil qalam (through writing), bil hal (through action), and bil hikmah (through wisdom).
    • Comparative studies on da’wah methodologies across cultures and eras.

Islamic Communication

    • Interpersonal, organizational, mass, and intercultural communication within an Islamic framework.
    • Ethical principles in communication and their application in contemporary contexts.
    • Communication models that integrate Islamic teachings and social realities.

Da’wah Media and Technology

    • Utilization of print, electronic, digital, and social media as da’wah tools.
    • Emerging trends in AI-based communication, digital literacy, and online da’wah strategies.
    • The impact of media convergence on religious discourse.

Islamic Journalism and Broadcasting

    • Islamic ethics and professionalism in journalism.
    • Da’wah-oriented broadcasting through television, radio, podcasts, and streaming platforms.
    • Content analysis of Islamic journalism and its role in shaping public opinion.

Rhetoric and Public Communication

    • Islamic rhetoric, persuasion techniques, and public speaking.
    • Religious diplomacy and communication for peacebuilding.
    • Intercultural communication in da’wah and interfaith contexts.

Da’wah Education and Pesantren Studies

    • Curriculum design and pedagogy for da’wah education.
    • The role of pesantren (Islamic boarding schools) in communication and community development.
    • Integration of Islamic education with communication and media studies.

Interdisciplinary Da’wah and Globalization Studies

    • Da’wah in multicultural and transnational contexts.
    • Religious moderation, tolerance, and dialogue in a globalized world.
    • The role of da’wah in international relations and global Islamic movements.

Social Innovation and Community Empowerment

    • Da’wah-based models for social change and empowerment.
    • Development communication for strengthening civil society.
    • Case studies on community-based da’wah initiatives and their impact.

Publication Frequency

Journal of Communication and Da’wah is published on a biannual basis, with the following schedule:

  • June
  • December

Submission Guidelines

Authors are required to submit their manuscripts exclusively through Journal of Communication and Da’wah official OJS (Open Journal Systems) submission platform. Detailed author guidelines, formatting requirements, and policies on ethics, plagiarism screening, and APC (Article Processing Charges) can be found on the journal’s website.

All accepted and published articles will be made available under full open access, ensuring that they are freely accessible to researchers, students, and practitioners worldwide, thereby supporting the global exchange of knowledge in the field of Islamic da’wah and communication.