KHAIRUN Journal of Qur'anic Sciences Calls for Papers for Maiden Edition 2025
Interested contributors are required to submit their manuscripts electronically by 30th January 2025 for inclusion in the inaugural edition. Submissions must adhere to the guidelines, which include a word limit of 7,000 words and proper referencing in APA or Chicago style.
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The KHAIRUN Journal of Qur'anic Sciences (KJOS), published by the International Institute of Qur'anic Sciences (IIQS) at Khalifa Isyaku Rabi'u University, Kano (KHAIRUN), has announced a call for papers for its Maiden Edition in 2025.
The journal is seeking submissions that explore various areas of Qur'anic science, including Tafsir, Qur'anic exegesis, Qur'anic science and technology, and the intersection of the Qur'an with physical, life, and social sciences.
KJOS aims to advance knowledge through innovative research and scholarly engagement in the field of Qur'anic studies. The journal is open to manuscripts in both Arabic and English, with a focus on empirical and opinion-based research.
Interested contributors are required to submit their manuscripts electronically by 30th January 2025 for inclusion in the inaugural edition. Submissions must adhere to the guidelines, which include a word limit of 7,000 words and proper referencing in APA or Chicago style.
The journal follows a double-blind reviewing process to ensure fairness and objectivity in the evaluation of submissions. For further details, including submission and banking information, contributors can contact the editorial team or visit the official email addresses provided.
