SAHAJA aspires to provide as a forum for scholarly discourse on the evolution of sharia and matters pertaining to community welfare, particularly within the Indonesian familial framework. This aims to enhance the dynamics of family law within a multicultural society. SAHAJA consistently incorporates Sharia and humanities into Family Law as the primary emphasis and area of research for students and practitioners. This journal cordially invites contributions from scholars, researchers, and students to submit their research findings in the following fields:

Family Law

Islamic Family Law

Family study

Legal Drafting of Islamic Civil Law

Customary Law

Sociological Law

Marriage and Gender

Islamic Courts

Islamic Inheritance Law