Historia Islamica is dedicated to advancing the scholarly understanding of Islamic history and civilization through rigorous and interdisciplinary research. The journal’s primary focus is on the comprehensive study of the development, transformation, and dynamics of Muslim societies from their origins to the present day. It emphasizes historical analysis that integrates social, cultural, religious, economic, and political perspectives to provide a holistic view of the Islamic world across different periods and regions.

The scope of the journal encompasses a broad range of topics related to Islamic history, including but not limited to the history of Islamic civilization, the evolution of political and social institutions, processes of social change and reform, and the interaction between Islamic societies and other cultures. In addition, Historia Islamica encourages research on socio-religious issues, intellectual traditions, legal developments, and contemporary challenges that can be explored and understood through a historical lens.

Articles published in Historia Islamica are expected to contribute original insights and critical analyses that enhance the academic discourse on Islamic history and its relevance to modern contexts. The journal welcomes submissions that employ diverse methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches, provided they maintain scholarly rigor and adhere to the highest standards of academic integrity. By fostering dialogue among historians, social scientists, and scholars from related fields, Historia Islamica aims to be a leading platform for research that deepens our understanding of the rich and complex heritage of the Islamic world.