Journal of Islamic Perspective provides a venue for scholars engaged in critical research on significant issues within the context of humanities, cultural studies, social sciences and Islamic Studies. This peer-reviewed journal invites submissions of articles from scholars across all academic disciplines. Works can use a wide range of methodologies, including quantitative, qualitative, and historical or otherwise. While encouraging works to be theoretical driven by a critical perspective, it is also interested in empirical research which is theoretically guided.

Authors are cordially invited to submit papers and book reviews to the journal’s editor, Seyed Javad Miri at Center for International Studies, No. 89, Hassan Azodi St. Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran Postcode 1598773117 or simply email your essays, articles and papers at seyedjavad@....

Islamic Perspective Journal's Guideline

-    The opinions expressed in this Journal are those of individual authors, and the Journal is not responsible about them.

-    The Journal welcomes original and innovative research and analytical articles in Journal's area.

-    Articles sent to the Journal must not be, or have been published in any of Journals or sent to other journals at the same time.

-    The journal is completely free to accept, reject, edit or brief the articles.

-     A request for publication is to accompany each article in the form of the letter bearing the title of the article, the name of its author, her/his academic rank and field, her/his postal address, telephone number and email address.  

-    Articles must have an abstract (maximum 150 words), and a list of keywords.

-     The maximum length of an article is 4000 words. Article should be written in Word XP or Word 2000, and a line spacing of 1.5, printed in A4 papers. They should be sent in hardcopies accompanied by diskettes, or in email attachment.

-    Referencing follows the APA system:

a.       To quote, give the author's surname, date of publication and page number in parenthesis, right after the quotation, e.g. (mohammadi 2003, p 215).

b. The list of references at the end of articles should appear in alphabetical order, by author and then by date, e.g.:

·   Books: Author's surname, author's name, (Date of publication), Title of the book in italics, Translator's name, place of publication, publisher. 

·   Articles: Author's surname, author's name, (date of publication), "Title of the article", The journal's name in italics, issue number, page(s).  

·   Internet sources: Author's surname, author's name, (date retrieved), "Title of the article", the name of website in italics, (or the name of the electronic journal), issue number, (year), page/paragraph, internet address.

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