The second issue of Ijtihad Journal for Islamic and Arabic Studies features an editorial article and eleven academic contributions, including three articles in English and eight in Arabic. The issue also includes three reviews in English, French, and Arabic, as well as one translation. Additionally, it introduces new sections, namely: News of the Ijtihad Center, New Publications, and Miscellaneous.

The editorial article, authored by the editor-in-chief and director of the journal, Dr. Tijani Boulaouali, explores the significance of the internal approach to Islam in Europe and the West and provides an overview of the issue's contents.

This issue is enriched by valuable academic contributions from researchers of various generations, specializations, contexts, and languages. It addresses a range of Islamic topics relevant to Europe and the West, such as Sham Divorce and the Jurisprudence of the Friday Sermon in the European Context, The Pantheistic Reading of Islam, The Obscenity of Adultery in Judaism and Islam, and The Intellectual Capital of Participatory Banks in the Knowledge Economy, among others.

The first issue of Ijtihad Journal for Islamic and Arabic Studies includes an editorial and twelve articles, three articles in English, one article in French, and the other eight articles in Arabic. The issue also contains three reviews and one translation. The editorial is written by the editor-in-chief and responsible for the journal, Dr. Tijani Boulaouali, in which he reviewed the subjective and objective circumstances that necessitated the launch of this research project.
The first issue is enriched with valuable academic contributions by researchers from different generations, specializations, contexts, and languages. Various Islamic topics in Europe and the West are discussed, such as freedom of religion, mixed marriage, the institution of the imam, and the veil. In addition, attention is paid to other issues, including the jurisprudence of reality, the objectives of Sharia, the Moroccan family code, jihad, atheism, Sufism, and others.