İslami İlimler Dergisi

Aims & Scope

TheJournal of Islamic Sciencesis a peer-reviewed scholarly journal that has been electronically published twice a year (inMarch and November) since 2006. The aim of the Journal of Islamic Sciences is to contribute to the field of theology by providing a platform for scholarly work. In this context, our journal aims to publish research articles, review articles, translated articles, and case presentations related to religious studies (Social and Humanities/Religious Studies). The publication of scientific studies in these fields will not only contribute to the universality of knowledge but also facilitate accessibility to information. Therefore, our ultimate goal is to transmit the knowledge produced in the name of science to society without any expectation of return and to strengthen the universality of science. Articles submitted for publication undergo double-blind peer review by at least two referees. Additionally, the absence of plagiarism and prior publication of articles is confirmed through the use of the plagiarism detection software provided by Dergipark'sİntihal.netprogram. The Journal of Islamic Sciences is a peer-reviewed academic journal indexed byUlakbim TR-Dizin, DOAJ, Index Islamicus, EBSCO-Host: Academic Search Ultimate, Erih Plus, and the MLA (Modern Language Association) Database. It is also a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing high-quality and original academic works in the field of Basic Islamic Sciences.It focuses particularly on the fields of Exegesis, Hadith, Jurisprudence, the Life of the Prophet, and Islamic History.The journal’s scope is limited to these specified fields, and it prioritizes academic studies that directly contribute to these areas within the Basic Islamic Sciences. Publication Language:Full Text Publication Language:• Primary Language: Turkish• Secondary Language: English Content Written in English and Latin Alphabet:• Article Title: Turkish & English• Author Name: Turkish (in Latin Alphabet)• Author Affiliation:

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