Islam and Social Science Review aims to advance high-quality interdisciplinary scholarship that bridges Islamic studies and the social sciences. The journal seeks to promote critical and evidence-based research that explores the interaction between Islamic values, thought, and institutions and contemporary social, political, economic, cultural, and developmental issues at both local and global levels. The journal welcomes original research articles, systematic reviews, and conceptual papers grounded in strong theoretical and methodological frameworks. It prioritizes contributions that are interdisciplinary, comparative, and policy-relevant, and that contribute meaningfully to global academic discourse. The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following areas: Islamic Studies and Contemporary Muslim Societies Covers Islamic studies, Islamic ethics, civilization studies, history of Muslim societies, and contemporary Islamic issues in global and local contexts. Education, Psychology, and Counseling Includes Islamic education and pedagogy, learning sciences, psychology, counseling perspectives, and behavioral studies within educational and social environments. Economics, Finance, and Development Encompasses Islamic economics and finance, development studies, public policy, management, and organizational studies related to socio-economic transformation. Communication, Media, and Cultural Studies in Islamic Contexts Focuses on communication, media studies, digital culture, community studies, and the role of media in shaping Islamic discourse and social interaction. Social, Political, and Anthropological Studies Covers sociology, anthropology, political science, governance, public policy, and interdisciplinary analyses of social dynamics and human behavior. Interdisciplinary Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Includes multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches integrating Islamic studies, social sciences, humanities, and other relevant contemporary research fields.