Dr. Sakirman, M.S.I.
I am a lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Sharia and the Graduate Program of UIN Jurai Siwo Lampung, Indonesia. My academic work focuses on the intersection of Islamic law and Islamic astronomy (Ilmu Falak), particularly the use of astronomical evidence in Islamic legal reasoning, crescent visibility research, and Hijri calendar determination.
Crescent visibility, twilight, sky brightness, astronomical observation, photometry, and digital imaging.
Islamic legal reasoning, maqāṣid al-sharī‘ah, astronomical evidence, and contemporary Islamic law.
Doctoral program leadership, academic supervision, curriculum development, and scholarly journal development.
Current Research Focus
My current research examines crescent visibility, twilight (syafaq), sky brightness, atmospheric conditions, hisab–rukyat, digital imaging, and astronomical photometry. Particular attention is given to how atmospheric conditions and lunar geometry influence the visibility of the young crescent Moon in tropical and low-latitude environments and how these findings can contribute to scientifically informed Hijri calendar criteria.
Research Interests
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