Insan Cita: Journal of Islamic Civilization and Social Movements

Insan Cita: Journal of Islamic Civilization and Social Movements is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published regularly by the Korps Alumni Himpunan Mahasiswa Islam (KAHMI) in collaboration with UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta. The journal focuses on enriching the study of Islamic civilization and the dynamics of social movements through a multidisciplinary approach. This journal emerges in response to the academic need for a platform that bridges historical, theoretical, and empirical analyses concerning the interaction of Islam with social, cultural, political, and economic developments across various local and global contexts. Emphasizing an evidence-based scientific approach, Insan Cita explores strategic themes such as the evolution of Islamic civilization from classical to contemporary periods, the dynamics of social movements inspired by Islamic values, the role of Muslim communities in social transformation processes, and the responses to challenges posed by modernity and globalization.

As a forum for the advancement of scholarly thought, Insan Cita is committed to publishing original works based on primary research and in-depth theoretical analysis, contributing significantly to the development of the social sciences, humanities, and Islamic studies. Each published article is expected to offer contextual contributions by considering the complexities and diversities of Muslim experiences worldwide. Furthermore, the journal emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach, integrating perspectives from fields such as sociology, anthropology, political science, history, economics, education, media studies, and cultural studies, in order to broaden the horizon of understanding regarding Islamic civilization and contemporary social dynamics .

Insan Cita welcomes original research articles, theoretical analyses, and systematic reviews that contribute to the advancement of social sciences, humanities, and Islamic studies. It embraces an interdisciplinary approach by integrating insights from sociology, anthropology, political science, history, economics, education, media, and cultural studies. The journal is committed to fostering scholarly discourse on the evolution of Islamic civilization and the role of Muslim communities in shaping contemporary social change.
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