Journal of Interreligious Studies on the Quran and the Bible

Journal of Interreligious Studies on the Quran and the Bible

"Journal of Interreligious Studies on the Qur'an and the Bible"

 

The "Journal of Interreligious Studies on the Qur'an and the Bible" with the support of the Iranian Association of the Qur'an and the Bible publishes the research updates of respected scholars and researchers in the comparative aspects of belief, jurisprudence, politics, society, and culture in the field of the Qur'an and Bible; Therefore, it is obvious that the articles should have originality and innovation in the mentioned areas and be the result of the author's research.

 

Certificate of rank from the Iranian Journals Comission of Mnisrty of Science, Research and Technology

Journal Language: English (Abstracts in English and Persian)

Publication Frequency: semiannual

publication Format: Online

Rank in the Ministry of Science of IRAN: Rank "B" in 2024

Access Type: Open access (full text available)

Citation Style: The APA referencing style

Duration average of primary review: 5 days

Average time to judge papers: 8 Weeks

Deadline of revision by author: 2 Weeks

Type of judgment: Peer review; Each paper is sent to at least two reviewers

Costs: Evaluation and publication of articles in this journal is subject to payment.

Correspondence: info@qurabi.ir

Main Topics:

  • Linguistic, lexicological, and semantic studies focusing on the Qur'an and the Bible
  • Qur'an, Bible, and science
  • Qur'an, Bible, and philosophy
  • Qur'an, Bible, and Civilization
  • Education in the Qur'an and the Bible
  • The position of women in the Qur'an and the Bible
  • Translation studies of the Qur'an and the Bible
  • Study of the old manuscripts of the Qur'an and the Bible
  • Methodology of Interpretation of the Qur'an and the Bible 
  • Apocalypse based on the teachings of the Qur'an and the Bible
  • The problem of evil
  • The nature of revelation and inspiration
  • Literary studies of the Qur'an and thhe Bible
  • Jurisprudence and rules in the texts of the Qur'an and the Bible

All authors must have ORCID.  

 

"The Journal of Interreligious Studies on the Qur'an and Bible follows the guidelines and standards of the International Committee on Publishing Ethics (COPE) in the field of ethical and legal matters of research."

 

This journal has free access and the PDF file of the full text of all published articles is available for free download on the website.

   

All submitted Articles are checked for similarity using Plagiarism Detection Softwares (Samim noor, Hamyab and ithenticate).

In addition, received articles are reviewed for the use of artificial intelligence in their writing using the "undetectable.ai" system.


Dear authors, please pay attention:

Complete the Commitment and Conflict of Interest forms and send them with the required files of the article.

Current Issue: Volume 2, Issue 2, June 2026, Pages 1-317 

Keywords Cloud

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  • Bible
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  • chastity
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  • Plato
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  • Adam in the Bible
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  • Incarnation
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  • prayer
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  • Affirmation
  • Content Analysis
  • Religious and Holy Places
  • human being
  • Interpreters
  • Ruku. Sujud
  • alteration
  • Theory of Moral Value
  • Ethical System
  • Islam and Christianity
  • Prophet Jacob
  • Interrelation of Verses
  • Adam in the Quran
  • Surah al-Nisāʼ Verse 46
  • Quadrupeds
  • Sign-making Fantasy
  • Critical Discourse Analysis
  • Aquatic Animals
  • Islam.Christianity
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  • Interfaith Relations
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  • Universal Mission
  • comparative studies
  • urbanization
  • Existentialism
  • second century exegesis
  • Semi-Arianism
  • Athanasius
  • Dominion
  • war
  • New Testament (Gospel)
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  • Jewish Law
  • creation in religions
  • Kosher
  • Moral Teleology
  • Satan
  • birds
  • miracle
  • human in the Vedas-Upanishads
  • Reproductive Imagination
  • Islamic Jurisprudence
  • Inherent and Active Tawḥī (Oneness)
  • Modern Interpretations
  • Compilation of the Qur\'an
  • Comparative Study of Religions
  • Arrangement of Verses
  • Tanakh
  • Apocrypha of the New Testament
  • Language of Religion
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  • Foundations of Ethics
  • Apocrypha of the Old Testament
  • Ijtihad
  • nature
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  • James Paul Gee
  • Sexual Instinct
  • Moral Deontology
  • Associative Imagination
  • orientalists
  • Philo
  • Cultural Heritage
  • Jewish Ethics
  • Patriarchs (אבות)
  • Legal Pluralism
  • Muqātil bin Sulaymān
  • Concept
  • Superstitions
  • New Testament Exegesis
  • Salvation
  • Surah Āli ʻImrān Verse 78
  • Food of the People of the Book
  • Man Lā Yaḥḍuruhū al-Faqīh
  • Joseph and Zulaikha
  • Islamic narrations
  • Mahdism
  • Zulaikha in Judaism

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