Aims & Scopes

1. Islamic Studies

• Studies on the Quran and Hadith from linguistic, thematic, and interpretive perspectives.
• Classical and contemporary Islamic thought.
• Studies on fiqh, theology, and Islamic philosophy.
• Contributions of Islamic scholars across various disciplines.

2. Islamic Civilization Studies

• Development of Islamic civilization in different regions and eras.
• Interactions between Islamic and other civilizations.
• Contributions of Islamic civilization to art, science, technology, and economics.
• Studies on Islamic manuscripts and historical documentation.

3. Linguistics Studies

• Linguistic analysis in Arabic (phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics).
• Comparative linguistics between Arabic and other languages.
• Sociolinguistics and pragmatics in the context of the Islamic world.
• Computational linguistics and technological applications in Arabic language teaching.

4. Literature

• Studies of classical and modern Arabic and Islamic literature.
• Analysis of Islamic literary texts from theological, historical, and cultural perspectives.
• Poetry, prose, and literary traditions in the Islamic world.
• Relationships between Arabic literature and other global literary traditions.

5. Arabic Language Teaching and Learning

• Innovative methods and techniques in teaching Arabic.
• Challenges in learning Arabic as a second language.
• The use of technology in Arabic language instruction.
• Curriculum design and pedagogy for Arabic language education.

6. Multidisciplinary Studies

• Interconnections between social sciences, humanities, and Islamic studies.
• Applications of psychology, sociology, and anthropology to issues in the Islamic world.
• Case studies on the relationships between Islam and global challenges such as climate change, politics, and education.