Beyond Scopus: The Revival of the Indonesian Journal of Islamic Law and the Imperative of Scholarly Excellence
The revival of the Indonesian Journal of Islamic Law (IJIL), published by the Graduate School of Universitas Islam Negeri Kiai
November 9, 2026
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Wildan Miftahussurur
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Articles by Wildan Miftahussurur
Restoring the Soul of Education: Maqāṣid al-Sharīʿah as a Compass, Not a Slogan
Something is amiss when education is measured only by numbers, buildings, accreditation, and stacks of administrative reports. These things matter,
The Paradox of Freedom: Why More Choices Do Not Always Make Us Freer
We are living in an age that celebrates freedom as one of humanity’s greatest achievements. We are free to choose
The Degree Is Not the End of Knowledge: Challenging the Sanctification of Academic Credentials
In modern society, academic qualifications have acquired a significance that extends well beyond their administrative function. A degree is no
We Call It Santri Day
There are histories written through declarations of independence, histories remembered through the names of national heroes, and histories preserved in
Knowledge Without an Isnād: Can Artificial Intelligence Speak for Islam Without Scholarly Competence?
Artificial intelligence has rapidly acquired the capacity to participate in religious discourse. It can interpret Qur’anic passages, summarize classical jurisprudential
The Ontology of Barakah and the Philosophy of Struggle: Reading KH. Yazid Karimullah’s Spiritual Thought
Modern civilisation has become increasingly dependent upon measurable indicators. Success is quantified through economic growth, institutional expansion, educational attainment, technological
Can Artificial Intelligence Teach Morality? Why Islamic Education Still Matters in the Age of Algorithms
The rise of Artificial Intelligence has reignited one of humanity’s oldest questions in an entirely new form: What is the true
Pesantren, Ecological Civilization, and the Ethics of Sustainability
How Pondok Pesantren Nurul Qarnain Reimagines Environmental Stewardship Through Islamic Values As the world faces escalating climate crises, ecological degradation,
Children Amid the Fire They Never Lit
Amid rising tensions between United States and Iran, the world once again falls into a familiar pattern. International media amplify conflict maps with