Aims and Scope

Jurnal Peurawi: Media Kajian Komunikasi Islam aims to serve as an academic forum for publishing research findings and studies in the field of Islamic communication, as well as in the field of communication studies in general. This journal is grounded in the values of ethics, universality, inclusivity, humanity, and Islam as a framework for developing integrative communication studies. Through this approach, Peurawi brings together the theoretical and practical traditions of contemporary communication studies with Islamic principles, fostering mutual enrichment and critical dialogue to collectively address communication challenges in the ever-changing lives of individuals and global society. The Peurawi Journal seeks collaboration with international researchers through publications covering diverse communication methods and fields, including media studies, journalism, public relations, digital communication, organizational communication, and other related subfields within the scope of communication science. This journal recognizes the increasing relevance of communication research in addressing social, cultural, and global issues, and gives priority to works that demonstrate theoretical contributions and practical significance. Articles with a comparative, critical, or international orientation are highly welcome, as they provide alternative perspectives and broaden the scope of academic inquiry. By integrating Islamic communication values with advances in contemporary communication science, Peurawi serves as a medium for disseminating research that is rigorous in method, substantial in concept, and relevant to the pursuit of knowledge and social responsibility. In specific, papers which consider the following scopes are cordially invited, namely;

• Islamic Communication
• Mass Communication
• Interpersonal Communication
• Intrapersonal Communication
• Marketing Communication
• Political Communication
• Development Communication
• Prophetic Communication
• Communication Theory
• Journalism
• Intercultural Communication
• Media, Culture and Society
• Communication Psychology
• New Media 
• Communication Technology
• Public Relations
• Broadcasting
• Digital Communication 
• Advertising
• Organizational Communication
• Tourism Communication