The Mishkath Journal of Interdisciplinary Research (MJIR) is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal published once a year by the Mishkath Research Institute in Sri Lanka. The journal promotes rigorous, contextually relevant, and interdisciplinary scholarship on Islam, Islamic thought, Sri Lankan Muslims, and contemporary issues affecting Muslim communities and society more broadly. Its scope encompasses history and geography; political science and international relations; sociology and anthropology; education and psychology; economics and finance; law and Islamic jurisprudence; literature, religion, and philosophy; coexistence and peace studies; public health and community well-being; media and digital society; and environmental and development studies. Within this broad interdisciplinary scope, the journal pays particular attention to Islamic finance, Islamic social finance and economic empowerment; Muslim family law; multicultural coexistence and interreligious relations; social welfare; and sustainable community development. Through a double-blind peer-review process, MJIR provides an inclusive scholarly platform for researchers from Sri Lanka and beyond to advance knowledge, encourage constructive academic dialogue, and connect Islamic intellectual traditions with contemporary social realities.