About the Journal

Mangaji Journal of Ecotheology is a peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal that explores the relationship between religion, theology, and ecological sustainability. The journal promotes scholarly engagement with environmental ethics, spiritual ecology, and faith-based responses to climate and biodiversity crises, especially within Islamic and interreligious perspectives. It serves as a platform for rigorous research linking theology to real-world ecological action and policy.

Focus & Scope
The journal publishes research on ecotheology and religion–environment studies, including but not limited to:

• Islamic ecotheology: Qur’anic perspectives, prophetic ethics, and classical scholarship
• Environmental ethics, stewardship (khilāfah), and human–nature relations
• Climate change theology, eco-spirituality, and religious environmental movements
• Religion, disaster risk reduction, and community resilience
• Green pesantren/madrasah initiatives and sustainability education
• Water, energy, waste, and sustainable living from theological perspectives
• Biodiversity, animal ethics, and nature conservation in religious traditions
• Interfaith ecology, eco-justice, and indigenous environmental wisdom
• Religion, public policy, and environmental governance
• Methodological advances in ecotheological and socio-ecological research