Nawasena: Interdisciplinary Journal of Islamic Studies focuses on the study of contemporary Islamic thought, practices, institutions, and Muslim societies. The journal examines how Islamic teachings, intellectual traditions, values, and institutions interact with social and cultural transformations in the contemporary world. The journal positions Islamic Studies as its primary field of inquiry, while interdisciplinary perspectives are employed as analytical approaches to deepen the understanding of Islamic thought and Muslim social realities rather than as separate and unrelated disciplinary subjects. Nawasena publishes original research articles on contemporary Islamic thought and intellectual traditions; Islam and social transformation; Islamic education and the transmission of Islamic knowledge; Islam, culture, and Muslim identity; Islamic institutions and Muslim communities; Islam and contemporary social issues; and Islam, media, and digital religious practices. All submitted manuscripts must place Islamic Studies at the center of their analysis. Manuscripts discussing education, economics, law, politics, communication, psychology, technology, environmental issues, or other disciplines without substantial engagement with Islamic thought, values, practices, institutions, or Muslim societies fall outside the scope of the journal.