It is notable that all the papers and articles should be about the Holy Qur'an, such as the history of the Qur’an, ulum al-Qur’an, and exegesis of the Qur’an. They can be related to different Quranic subjects by contemporary thinkers. Contemporary Quranic studies are not necessarily dedicated to the examination of the Orientalists’ point of view, and the main focus of the articles may not be essentially personality-oriented.
• Please note the journal uses Similarity Check / iThenticate to screen papers for unoriginal material.
• The authors should agree to originality checks during the peer review and production processes.
The submitted articles must have the following characteristics:
A- Hypothesis and reasoning.
B- Innovation and up-to-datedness on the subject.
C- Tracking and using multiple original and new sources.
D- Complying with the writing style and editorial rules.
Quranic New Studies Quarterly, published by Al-Mustafa International University/Quran and Hadith Higher Education Complex, invites researchers to write scholarly articles for the second and subsequent issues in the following areas:
1. Methodology of Quranic topics.
2. Thematic-analytical exegeses of the Qur’an.
3. Analysis of the needs of the contemporary world based on Quranic teachings.
4. Analysis of the needs of the Islamic revolution based on Quranic teachings.
5. Analysis of the Quranic and exegetical views on the issues related to women and the social, legal, and political system.
6. The Style and structure of the meanings (mafāhīm) of verses and sūras of the Qur’an.
7. Comparative analysis of Quranic topics (between religions and interfaith).
8. Analysis of Quranic teachings in the field of modern Islamic civilization.
9. Analysis of the exegetical hadiths of the Qur’an.
10. Analysis of the new Quranic approaches in the fields of theology, phenomenology, hermeneutics, and the language of the Qur’an.
11. Criticism and analysis of Quranic doubts, especially the doubts of orientalists on the topics of Quranic and exegetical sciences.
12. Quranic sciences, especially the topics related to miracles, with an emphasis on scientific miracles.
13. Qur’an and sciences, especially the humanities.
14. Analysis and review of Islamic exegesis.