البصيرة

Aims & Scope

Al Basirah is a Biannual Research Journal by the Department of Islamic Thought and Culture, NUML. It publishes high-quality research related to Islamic sciences in English, Arabic, and Urdu. The journal aims to investigate and bring forth innovative research-based concepts and practices in the discipline of Islamic studies at national and international levels. Its goal is to highlight Islamic concepts to answer the questions and to find solutions to different issues arising in the modern era in the light of Shariah. The journal provides a platform for researchers, classroom practitioners, and academic professionals to share their novel theoretical and practical research initiatives. Al Basirah not only encourages scholars to be creative but also attempts to motivate and guide readers to be inquisitive, creative, and critical in approach. The journal is constantly striving to achieve excellence by promoting the quality of research. It is also committed to stepping forward with great zeal and zest to maintain standards of quality and integrity. Al-Basirah welcomes stimulating, inspiring, and informative research papers catering to the complex and increasingly diversifying multidimensional needs of learners, teachers, and professionals in diverse contexts. Contributions that break new grounds in the domain of Islamic sciences Instead of assuming the values of originality, neutrality, objectivity, diversity of opinion, contribution of knowledge, strength for argument, truth, and honesty Al-Basirah has incorporated all these values in the process of selection and review. The Journal has diversified experts in its editorial and review board and is open to a wide range of methodological approaches and philosophical underpinnings.

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Source: OpenAlex · Each year’s green bar = citations earned by that year’s papers, counted to date — so recent years look lower simply because their papers haven’t had time to be cited yet.

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