About the University/Organization

The Legal Transformation in Muslim Societies (LTIMS) is a Scopus-indexed, peer-reviewed quarterly journal published by Revival Press Limited, UK. The journal serves as a global platform for exploring the transformation of legal systems in Muslim societies, with a focus on reform, diversity, and cross-cultural interactions in Islamic law.

Through original scholarship and critical commentary, LTIMS addresses contemporary debates on legal pluralism, modernisation, comparative law, governance, socio-economic justice, and the intersections of Islamic and non-Islamic legal frameworks.

About the Event

The journal has announced a Special Issue titled:

“The Jurisprudence of Giving: Islamic Charity and Socio-Legal Transformation.”

This issue explores how Zakat, Sadaqah, and Waqf—core Islamic charitable practices—intersect with law, ethics, governance, digital innovation, and social justice.

It seeks to revisit the classical doctrines of Islamic charity while engaging with modern transformations, including state regulation, fintech innovations, refugee relief, sustainable development, and accountability in waqf institutions.

Event Timeline

Format and Structure

• Submission Type: Research articles, review essays, and case studies.
• Length: 8,000–10,000 words (excluding footnotes).
• Abstract: Maximum 250 words with 3–5 keywords.
• Referencing: OSCOLA (with minor journal-specific modifications).
• Language: Academic English, scholarly style.
• Peer Review: Double-blind review process conducted by guest editors and overseen by the Chief Editor.

Authors must submit original, unpublished work. Submissions not adhering to guidelines will be rejected at the initial stage.

Location and Mode

• Venue: Online Publication
• Mode: Global Call for Papers (open to researchers, academics, practitioners, and policy-makers worldwide).

Additional Highlights

• Indexed in Scopus – Ensures global recognition of contributions.
• Publication Opportunities – Selected papers will feature in the April 2026 issue of LTIMS.
• Interdisciplinary Reach – Encourages perspectives from law, theology, economics, governance, and comparative studies.
• Themes Include:
  • Digital zakat and fintech innovations
  • Gender roles in Islamic charity
  • Legal pluralism and comparative frameworks
  • Waqf in development and governance
  • Islamic philanthropy and humanitarian aid
  • Refugee relief, taxation overlaps, and environmental philanthropy

FAQs

Q1: Who can submit?
A: Legal scholars, Islamic jurists, social scientists, policy-makers, and practitioners worldwide.

Q2: Is there a publication fee?
A: No fee is specified; the journal operates under peer-reviewed, academic publishing norms.

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Q3: Can co-authorship be submitted?
A: Yes, collaborative papers are welcome.

Q4: Are only Islamic law specialists eligible?
A: No, interdisciplinary contributions (law, politics, economics, development studies) are encouraged.

Q5: What is the expected publication date?
A: The Special Issue will be published in April 2026.

Important Links

Downloadables

Call for Papers Brochure (PDF)

Sample Cover Letter

Contact

Email (Submissions): jurisprudenceofgiving@gmail.com
Chief Editor: a.a.ghouri@outlook.com
Journal Office: Revival Press Limited, UK

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