AL-MAIYYAH: Media Transformasi Gender dalam Paradigma Sosial Keagamaan is an international peer-reviewed journal that publishes original research articles and critical reviews in the fields of gender studies and socio-religious studies, with a particular focus on Muslim societies. The journal advances interdisciplinary scholarship of international relevance by providing a platform to critically examine gender as a lived, negotiated, and context-embedded social practice within religious and social realities. Its distinctive contribution lies in foregrounding empirically grounded and theoretically informed analyses of how gender is constructed and contested across education, ritual life, popular culture, community structures, and public policy, while situating Muslim contexts within broader global debates on gender, justice, and social change. The journal welcomes submissions from researchers and academics around the world on topics including: Gender and Islamic Studies Gender and Islamic Religious Thought, Feminist Tafsir, Gendered Readings of the Qur’an and Hadith, Gender Ethics in Islam, Contemporary Islamic Thought on Gender Gender, Education, and Cultural Transformation Gender and Education, Cultural Transmission and Change, Gender Socialization, Educational Policy and Gender Equality, Pedagogy and Gender Justice Family, Children, and Social Relations in Muslim Contexts Family Dynamics, Child Development, Parenting Practices, Gender Roles in the Family, Marriage and Kinship Systems Social Empowerment, Identity, and Community Studies Social Empowerment, Community Participation, Civil Society, Gender and Social Movements, Masculinity Studies, Identity and Social Justice Local Traditions and Global Gender Discourses Local Religious Practices, Indigenous Traditions, Local–Global Intersections, Transnational Gender Discourses, Globalization and Gender in Islam All submissions to the journal undergo a rigorous peer-review process to ensure academic quality, originality, methodological soundness, and relevance to global scholarly debates. The journal encourages the submission of manuscripts that present empirically grounded research, strong theoretical analysis, and critical perspectives that contribute to the development of gender studies and socio-religious scholarship. The journal is committed to promoting open access to knowledge and aims to make high-quality academic research accessible to a broader international audience. It also seeks to foster intellectual exchange and collaboration among scholars from diverse cultural and geographical contexts, facilitating dialogue between local empirical realities and global theoretical frameworks in the study of gender, religion, and social transformation.