The Journal of Hadith Studies (JoHS), published by ASILHA (Asosiasi Ilmu Hadis Indonesia), is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to original, high-quality scholarship on Hadith and Hadith Sciences. It brings classical methodologies into dialogue with contemporary questions and welcomes contributions from researchers across national and international academic communities.

Its principal areas include Hadith and social culture; Hadith and new media; Hadith and science; Hadith commentary; Hadith and area studies; and Hadith Sciences. Related interdisciplinary research may address Islamic thought, philosophy, history, geography, law, politics, economics, education, anthropology, sociology, literature, da‘wa, communication, psychology, technology, international relations, the environment, development, and research ethics, provided that its contribution to Hadith scholarship is explicit.

JoHS welcomes research articles, fieldwork investigations, and substantive scholarly arguments in Indonesian, English, or Arabic. Contributions should demonstrate originality, methodological rigor, and a clear scholarly contribution. Published interpretations and conclusions remain the responsibility of their authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Editorial Team or publisher.