Hikmah Studies: Journal of Religion, Narrative, and Thought publishes original research and critical scholarship on religion, textual and narrative traditions, and intellectual thought within Islamic and broader religious studies. The journal emphasizes interdisciplinary and contextual approaches that examine religion as a system of belief, interpretation, communication, and social expression. The scope of the journal includes theology, Qur’anic and Hadith studies, Islamic philosophy, religious and intellectual thought, narrative and textual traditions, Islamic history and civilization, language and literature, da‘wah and religious communication, and religion-society relations. The journal particularly encourages studies that engage classical sources, contemporary debates, and cross-disciplinary perspectives in the study of religion.