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Kamali: Jurnal Ilmu Agama is a scientific publication published by the Albahriah Jamiah Indonesia Foundation as a platform for the development and dissemination of religious knowledge from various academic perspectives. This journal aims to foster intellectual dialogue and enrich the body of knowledge in religious studies by presenting research findings, critical thinking, and academic reflections from researchers, lecturers, and practitioners who are competent in their fields. Through a scientific approach, Kamali strives to build a space for open, in-depth, and balanced discussion regarding various religious phenomena developing in society. As a journal committed to scientific integrity and diversity of discourse, Kamali serves not only as a means of publishing research results but also as a medium for strengthening the values ​​of tolerance, interfaith understanding, and the development of religious knowledge in a broader social, cultural, and humanitarian context. Published periodically, this journal is expected to become an important reference for academics and observers of religious studies in understanding the dynamics and relevance of religion amidst changing times.
CALL FOR PAPERS Kamali: Jurnal Ilmu Agama Volume 2, Number 2 (December 2026) Theme: Female Symbols in Religious Dogma Kamali: Jurnal Ilmu Agama invites academics, researchers, lecturers, students, and practitioners to submit their best scholarly articles for Volume 2, Number 2 (December 2026) with the theme "Female Symbols in Religious Dogma." This edition aims to enrich interfaith studies on the representation, symbolism, position, and theological construction of women in various religious traditions, including Abrahamic religions, Eastern religions, and other faith traditions. We welcome articles exploring issues such as female symbols in scripture, female figures in religious narratives, feminine sanctity and spirituality, women in religious rituals and institutions, feminist hermeneutics, gender theology, the representation of women in local religious traditions, and the dynamics between dogma, culture, and social change. An interdisciplinary approach that integrates religious studies, philosophy, history, anthropology, sociology, law, and gender studies is encouraged. Applicable topics include, but are not limited to: * The symbolism of women in the scriptures of world religions. * Female figures in religious traditions. * Feminist theology and critique of religious dogma. * Women, leadership, and religious authority. * Women's spirituality in various religions. * Representations of women in ritual, mythology, and sacred symbols. * Comparative perspectives on women in world religions. * Religious dogma, gender equality, and human rights. * Women in local religious traditions and indigenous communities. * Contemporary issues concerning women and religion. Important Timetable Manuscript Submission Deadline: August 31, 2026 Publication: December 2026
Kamali: Jurnal Ilmu Agama Theme: Traditional Medicine from an Interfaith Perspective Kamali: Journal of Religious Studies invites academics, researchers, lecturers, practitioners, and observers of religious studies to submit their best scientific articles for the upcoming edition with the theme “Traditional Medicine in an Interfaith Perspective.” Theme Background Traditional medicine is a practice deeply rooted in various religious and cultural traditions worldwide. In Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and local beliefs, traditional medicine is understood not only as a means of physical healing but also as a spiritual expression, a religious ritual, and a form of local wisdom passed down across generations. Amidst modern medical developments and the challenges of globalization, traditional interfaith medicine faces various dynamics: from theological legitimacy and religious ethics to its relationship with modern science, to public health and legal issues. Therefore, critical, comparative, and interdisciplinary academic studies are essential to enrich the discourse on religious studies and the humanities. Scope and Subthemes (not limited to): Traditional Medicine in Religious Texts Prophetic Healing Practices (Thibb Nabawi) and Islamic Medical Traditions Traditional Medicine in Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, and Confucian Traditions Healing Rituals and Spiritual Healing Across Religions Living Religion and Traditional Medicine in Local Communities The Relationship Between Traditional Medicine and Modern Medical Science The Ethics of Traditional Medicine from a Religious Perspective Traditional Medicine and Contemporary Health Issues Alternative Medicine, Mysticism, and Religious Spirituality Challenges and Opportunities for Traditional Medicine in the Modern Era Manuscript Requirements: Articles must be original and unpublished research or conceptual studies. Written in Indonesian or English. Article length: ± 4,000–8,000 words (including bibliography). Use APA 6th citation style (in accordance with journal guidelines). Manuscripts will undergo a double-blind peer-review process. Important Schedule: Article Submission Deadline: March 20, 2026 Review Process: April-May 2026 Published: June 2026 Manuscript Submission: Articles submitted via the Open Journal System (OJS) Kamali: Jurnal Ilmu Agama (OJS journal link) Further information: E-mail: (kamali.jurnalilmuagama@gmail.com)