In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

Journal Specifications:

• Year of Inception: 2025

• Type of Journal: Academic

• Specialized Field: Qur’anic and Hadith Studies

• Publication Format: Print and Electronic

• Country of Publication: Iran

• Publisher: Hazrat Masoumeh University (Peace be upon her)

• Frequency: Quarterly

• Number of Articles per Issue: Minimum of 6 articles

• Journal Language: Persian (with English abstracts)

• Peer Review Type: Double-blind specialized peer review with a minimum of two reviewers

• Review Timeframe: Four weeks

• Initial Screening Period: Five working days

• Citation Style: APA, 7th Edition (2020)

• Journal Email: nqr@hmu.ac.ir

• Access to Full-text Articles: Open Access

• Publication Format: Print and Electronic

• Submission and Publication Fees: None

The journal "Narrative Qur’anic Research" welcomes and publishes submissions on topics and issues related to Qur’anic and Hadith Studies, with a focus on the following themes:

1. Narrative Approaches in Qur’anic Sciences

2. Authentication of Interpretive Narrations

3. Typology of Interpretive Narrations

4. Typology of Narrative Tafsir Works

5. Functional Analysis of Interpretive Narrations

6. Dating of Interpretive Narrations

7. Stylistic Analysis of Narrative Tafsir Works

8. Comparative Study of Narrative Tafsir Works

9. Interpretive Views of the Ahl al-Bayt (peace be upon them)

10. Narrative Tafsir: Fields, Approaches, and Methods

11. Narrative Qur’anic Research in Orientalist Scholarship: Fields, Approaches, and Methods

12. Thematic System of Narrative Qur’anic Research

13. Narrative Qur’anic Research: Necessity, Function, and Process

14. Comparative Qur’anic-Hadith Research between Shia and Sunni Perspectives

15. Narrative Qur’anic Research Methodology: Nature to Process

16. Methodology in Narrative Qur’anic Studies: Approaches and Strategies

17. Critical Assessment of Narrative Qur’anic Studies

18. Narrative Qur’anic Research and Semantic Analysis

19. Narrative Qur’anic Research and Islamic Sects: Approaches and Innovations

20. New Trends in Narrative Qur’anic Research