Islamic Communication and Civilization Journal

About the Journal

Islamic Communication and Civilization Journal (ICCJ) is a peer-reviewed international academic journal that publishes critical and interdisciplinary studies on Islamic communication, media, and civilization in the context of contemporary global transformations. The journal provides a scholarly platform for examining how Islamic values, narratives, and communication practices engage with social change, digital technologies, cultural dynamics, and global public discourse. ICCJ welcomes original theoretical, empirical, and analytical research addressing issues such as digital media, artificial intelligence, globalization, ethics, cultural studies, identity formation, and post-traditional or post-religious societies. Adopting an interdisciplinary perspective, ICCJ seeks to contribute to global academic debates on religion, communication, and civilization while upholding rigorous double-blind peer review and international publication ethics.