The journal provides a platform for the scholarly exploration of religious beliefs, practices, and their impact on cultures and societies. Irfana seeks to promote academic dialogue on theological studies, interfaith relations, and the role of religion in shaping moral and social structures across different regions of the world.

Our scope covers a diverse range of topics, including but not limited to:

• Comparative religion and theology
• Religious philosophy and ethics
• Interfaith dialogue and religious pluralism
• The intersection of religion, culture, and society
• History of religions and religious movements
• Religious education and pedagogy
• Religion in the context of globalization and modernity
• Religion and Politics
• Religion and Environmental Ethics
• Digital Religion and Technology
• Gender, Sexuality, and Religion
• Anthropology and Sociology of Religion
• Psychology of Religion
• Religious Law and Jurisprudence
• Art, Literature, and Religion
• Migration, Diaspora, and Religion
• Postcolonial Studies and Religion
• Comparative Mysticism and Spiritual Practices
• Religion, Science, and Bioethics
• Conflict, Peacebuilding, and Religion
• Religion and Indigenous Knowledge Systems
• Aesthetics and Rituals in Religion
• Religion and Economic Systems