This journal focuses on the study of hadith science and contemporary Islamic studies, covering Ulumul Hadith (methodology, sanad criticism –matan, narrators, and levels of authenticity), Hadith Nusantara (transmission traditions in the Nusantara region, works of Indonesian scholars, and the development of modern hadith studies), the relationship between Tafsir and Hadith (the interpretation of hadith and its application in contemporary life), the history and tradition of Islamic scholarship (the development of hadith studies, profiles of scholars, and the dynamics of intellectual tradition), the relevance of hadith ethics and social issues (the implementation of hadith values in education, Islamic law, and modern social ethics), and the use of technology (digital platforms, AI, and academic tools) for hadith research. This journal invites contributions from academics, researchers, lecturers, and practitioners who are committed to developing hadith studies in the digital and contemporary era.