About the Journal

The Islamic Philanthropy and Humanity (IPH) is a double-blind, peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by SAN Scientific, Indonesia. This journal is published semi-annually online to keep readers updated with the latest progress. IPH is dedicated to publishing academic work in all aspects relevant to developing the theory and practice of Islamic philanthropy and humanity study. This journal covers various topics in Islamic philanthropy and humanity study. Its economic and business impact offers new scientific perspectives. It supports new contributions to the Islamic economics literature and humanity policy, such as waqf analysis and management, zakah organization and distribution, waqf and zakah economic development, zakah and sadaqah for community development, technology and innovation in Islamic philanthropy, ethical and legal aspects of Islamic philanthropy, Islamic Humanitarian Ethics, and technology and innovation in Islamic philanthropy, ethical and legal aspects of Islamic Philanthropy, and Islamic Humanitarian Ethics in both the public and private sectors. 

The IPH publishes high-quality, original research papers that cover a wide range of topics in Islamic philanthropy and humanity study discipline, offer new scientific perspectives, and add new contributions to the Islamic economics literature, humanity development study, and public policy practice. The journal emphasizes empirical, practical, and policy-oriented research and reviews in national and international markets. The journal aims to increase communication and collaboration between academic and other research communities, policymakers and operational decision-makers, and their regulators.

Focus and Scopes

The Islamic Philanthropy and Humanity (IPH) publishes high-quality, open-access, peer-reviewed, and original research and review papers that cover a wide range of policy topics, add new contributions to the literature and practice, and provide local, regional, and global perspectives on Islamic philanthropy and humanity study and public policy strategy issues in all areas, including but not restricted to:

  • Historical Analysis of Islamic Philanthropy
  • Contemporary Waqf Management
  • Zakah Distribution Mechanisms
  • Economic Impacts of Zakah
  • Sadaqah and Community Development
  • Legal and Ethical Aspects of Islamic Philanthropy
  • Innovations in Waqf and Zakah Management
  • Education and Awareness of Islamic philanthropy
  • Waqf and Economic Development
  • Zakah and Poverty Alleviation
  • Sadaqah for Healthcare
  • Islamic Philanthropy in the Digital Age
  • Cross-Border Philanthropy and Comparative Studies
  • Islamic economics and finance
  • Philanthropy economics and policy
  • Technology and Innovation in Islamic Philanthropy
  • Ethical and Legal Aspects of Islamic Philanthropy
  • Islamic Humanitarian Ethics
  • Zakat and Sadaqah for Humanitarian Relief
  • Islamic Humanitarian Organizations
  • Disaster Response and Relief
  • Islamic Philanthropy and Sustainable Development
  • Healthcare and Medical Humanitarianism
  • Gender and Islamic Humanitarianism
  • Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding
  • Technology and Innovation in Islamic Philanthropy
  • Ethical and Legal Aspects of Islamic Philanthropy
  • Islamic Humanitarian Ethics

Recognizing and promoting the multidisciplinary nature, the journal's editors consider that contributions from all research perspectives are fundamental to advancing knowledge and practice in Islamic philanthropy and humanity study.

Before submitting your manuscript to IPH, kindly ensure it is written properly in the template. Manuscripts must adhere to the IPH author rules and submission form to avoid being revised or rejected in the initial review stage.