Aims and Scope

Aims

The Journal of Halal Science and Management Research (JHSMR) aims to advance scholarly knowledge and practical innovation within the global halal ecosystem through the publication of high-quality, ethically conducted research.

The journal applies rigorous academic standards to promote transparent, methodologically sound, and interdisciplinary research at the intersection of halal science, Shariah (Islamic law) and management. JHSMR supports the development of evidence-based, Shariah-compliant solutions that enhance quality, safety, sustainability, and governance across halal-related sectors.

In alignment with international publishing and indexing standards, JHSMR aims to:

  • Publish original research demonstrating strong methodological rigor and scholarly contribution
  • Promote interdisciplinary collaboration across scientific, religious and management domains
  • Support the advancement of global standards, best practices and policy development in halal-related fields
  • Provide an inclusive international platform for researchers, practitioners and policymakers

Scope

JHSMR publishes scholarly work that applies scientific, Shariah, and management perspectives to halal-related research. The journal welcomes contributions that are analytical, evidence-based, and relevant to both academic and professional communities.

The scope includes, but is not limited to:

  • Shariah, Fiqh, and Islamic jurisprudence in halal contexts
  • Halal food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and personal care products
  • Halal tourism, logistics and supply chain management
  • Islamic finance, halal economy and business management
  • Halal lifestyle sectors, including fashion, media and environmental sustainability
  • Digital innovation and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence in Shariah-compliant applications
  • Halal quality assurance, safety, certification, standards and governance

Types of Contributions

JHSMR accepts the following types of scholarly contributions:

  • Original research articles
  • Systematic and critical review papers
  • Conceptual and theoretical studies
  • Case studies with analytical insights

All submissions must demonstrate scholarly rigor, relevance to the journal scope and contribution to the advancement of knowledge in halal science and management.

Positioning

JHSMR serves as a platform for academicians, researchers, industry practitioners and policymakers to exchange knowledge, foster innovation and support the sustainable development of the global halal ecosystem.