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Vol. 1 No. 2 (May 2026) of Gender, Islamic Law, and Sustainability presents a collection of scholarly articles that critically examine the intersections of gender, Islamic law, family justice, child protection, environmental sustainability, and contemporary social transformation. This issue features studies on gender-responsive joint property distribution after divorce, maqāṣid al-sharī‘ah and child protection in Indonesia and Egypt, SDGs implementation in education and environmental governance, interdisciplinary reconstruction of marriage contracts, Islamic legal protection of family privacy in the digital era, and reform of minimum marriage-age regulations in Malaysia and Indonesia. Collectively, the articles in this issue contribute to strengthening academic discourse on Islamic family law, gender justice, legal protection for vulnerable groups, family resilience, and sustainable social development.

Issue Vol. 1 No. 1 (February 2026) of Gender, Islamic Law, and Sustainability explores interdisciplinary research on gender equality and sustainability within Muslim-majority contexts, focusing on gender protection in legal systems, gender power relations in patriarchal families, and the ethical dimensions of Islamic law in contemporary social issues. The issue presents diverse methodological approaches to understanding gender dynamics, legal frameworks, and sustainability through Islamic perspectives, featuring contributions from 8 authors affiliated with institutions in Malaysia and Indonesia.