دورية نماء لعلوم الوحى والدراسات الإنسانية

Aims & Scope

Vision, nature, field and objectives of the journal Vision, Nature and Scope of the Journal Journal’s Vision The journal aims to be a gateway for the different members of the academic community interested in scientific research in the field of Islamic and human sciences, especially methodological sciences which develop the researchers' innovative capacities and talents. Journal’s Nature and Identity The justification for issuing Nama Quarterly Journal of Revelation Sciences and Human Studies is the same as the vision of Nama Center. It aims to develop research and enhance the knowledge integration between the fields of Islamic and humanities regardless of the severe separation of research in this field. This goal opens an in-depth critical research window on the knowledge gain that was produced in those paths that serve this qualitative goal, and deepening consideration of a number of research ideas circulating in these fields. The journal aspires to become a gateway to the different members of the academic community interested in the scientific research in the fields of Islamic and humanitarian sciences. It has also defined its tight nature in order to enhance its close relationship with the academic community, especially universities, institutes, and scientific research centers specialized in these fields, and to be a destination for serious researchers looking to fill many voids in this field, and to research delicate problems that still require a resumption and deepening of consideration. The Journal’s Scope The Journal is concerned with research in all issues related to the field of Islamic and humanitarian sciences, their knowledge, and the methodological tools that contributed to their construction in deduction, induction and inference. It also studies historical religious, social, political and economic conditions that contributed to its development, and the relations that link them in terms of methodology or issues. Accordingly, the Journal deals with the c

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