Jendela ASWAJA focuses on theoretical and applied studies in the social sciences and humanities relevant to Indonesian society and the Muslim world. The scope of articles includes:

1. Education: Islamic education, character and moral education, educational management, curriculum and learning, and pesantren education.
2. Islamic and ASWAJA Studies: Ahlussunnah wal Jama'ah thought, moderate Islam (wasathiyah), religious moderation, Sufism, and the history and role of Nahdlatul Ulama.
3. Law: Islamic law, family law, Islamic economic law, and positive law from a social perspective.
4. Economics and Business: Islamic economics, Islamic finance, management, entrepreneurship, and community economic empowerment.
5. Social and Political Sciences: sociology, anthropology, public policy, politics, and community empowerment.
6. Communication and Da'wah: mass communication, digital media, Islamic communication and broadcasting, and guidance and counseling.
7. Language, Literature, and Culture: linguistics, literature, local wisdom, history, and Nusantara culture.
8. Psychology and Philosophy: social and educational psychology, philosophy, and ethics.