Aims and Scope

Judex Juris: Islamic Family Law  focuses on scholarly research in Islamic family law and its interaction with contemporary legal and social contexts. Its scope includes marriage and divorce, polygamy, marriage dispensation, talaq, khul', Islamic inheritance (faraidh), family property, hibah, wasiat, and the resolution of family-related disputes. It also covers child protection and women's rights, including hadhanah, child maintenance, child marriage, domestic violence, and legal protection within Islamic and national legal frameworks.

The journal welcomes studies on the reform and development of Islamic family law, comparative family law, the implementation and development of the Kompilasi Hukum Islam (KHI) in Indonesia, and the interaction between Islamic law and national legal systems. It also encourages socio-legal, interdisciplinary, and comparative research addressing social change, family structures, gender relations, legal culture, family justice, and access to justice.