The Journal of Religion in Africa is a leading international academic journal focusing on the rich diversity of religious practices, beliefs and rituals on the African continent. It is important for understanding the complexity of African religions and their role in social, cultural and political life. The methodological inclusiveness of the journal is reflected in its open attitude to various research methods, whether qualitative or quantitative research, field research, literature analysis, etc., which can be found here. This helps to reveal the diversity and uniqueness of religious traditions in different cultural and social contexts.

As an interdisciplinary forum, the journal welcomes scholars from different academic backgrounds, including historians, anthropologists, sociologists, political scientists, mission scholars, literary researchers, etc., to share their research results. Through such cooperation, the journal not only provides readers with a comprehensive perspective on African religious phenomena, but also promotes dialogue and integration of knowledge among different disciplines.