September-2024 | Andri Nirwana A. N.*, Mahmudulhassan2, Fahmi Dolles Marshal3, Muthoifin4, Nazar Fadli5
This study employs bibliometric analysis to examine the academic landscape surrounding the intersection of the Quran, Islamic law (Sharia), Islamic jurisprudence, social justice, and human rights from 2019 to 2024. The research aims to identify key trends, significant contributors, and global collaboration patterns. Using R/R-Studio, VOSViewer, Microsoft Excel, and Boolean searches on Scopus, the study analyzes data from 2,361 sources, totaling 6,672 documents. The results show a substantial body of work with notable contributions from the United States and the United Kingdom, highlighting the discourse's global character. Network visualizations reveal the multidimensional nature of human rights, including social, political, ethical, and legal aspects. The study also identifies understudied areas and developing topics, emphasizing the intricate interplay between religious texts, legal frameworks, and social justice concerns. The findings offer valuable insights for academics, decision-makers, and professionals interested in enhancing their understanding of the dynamic interplay among Islamic law, social justice, and human rights.This study employs bibliometric analysis to examine the academic landscape surrounding the intersection of the Quran, Islamic law (Sharia), Islamic jurisprudence, social justice, and human rights from 2019 to 2024. The research aims to identify key trends, significant contributors, and global collaboration patterns. Using R/R-Studio, VOSViewer, Microsoft Excel, and Boolean searches on Scopus, the study analyzes data from 2,361 sources, totaling 6,672 documents. The results show a substantial body of work with notable contributions from the United States and the United Kingdom, highlighting the discourse's global character. Network visualizations reveal the multidimensional nature of human rights, including social, political, ethical, and legal aspects. The study also identifies understudied areas and developing topics, emphasizing the intricate interplay between religious texts, legal frameworks, and social justice concerns. The findings offer valuable insights for academics, decision-makers, and professionals interested in enhancing their understanding of the dynamic interplay among Islamic law, social justice, and human rights.