Religiosa: Journal of Islamic Studies places Islam and Muslim societies at the center of scholarly inquiry by welcoming original and critical studies that examine Islam as a theological tradition as well as a dynamic social, cultural, intellectual, and historical phenomenon. Serving as an academic forum for the study of Islam in Indonesia and other parts of the world, the journal encourages focused and interdisciplinary research on Islamic thought, practices, institutions, and Muslim communities within local, national, and global contexts. Religiosa also serves as a scholarly platform for the dissemination and exchange of ideas, theoretical perspectives, and research findings among academics, researchers, and practitioners from diverse disciplinary backgrounds, thereby contributing to the advancement of Islamic studies and fostering constructive academic dialogue on Islam and Muslim societies in a changing world.