Interdisciplinary Studies of Quran & Hadith

Interdisciplinary Studies of Quran & Hadith

Number of Volumes 3
Number of Issues 10
Number of Articles 74
Number of Contributors 102
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Accepted Submissions 64
Number of Reviewers 52

 

In the Name of God

The Interdisciplinary Studies of Quran & Hadith (ISQH) is an international,open-access,academic,peer-reviewed journal and follows a double-blind review policy. This multidisciplinary journal covers the entire studies in humanities and islamic sciences from the perspective of Quran and Hadith.

In October 2023, the journal "Interdisciplinary Studies of Quran and Hadith" obtained a Scientific Research License from the National Council for the Development of Quranic Research and Higher Education.

The Interdisciplinary Studies of Quran & Hadith journal has been awarded the Scientific Grade "B" in the 1404 SH (2025–2026) evaluation conducted by Iran’s Ministry of Science, Research and Technology. The achievement came during the journal’s first participation in the Ministry’s official scientific journal assessment process.

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Keywords Cloud

  • Qur’an
  • intertextuality
  • Psalms
  • quran
  • Semiotics
  • Holy Quran
  • Tradition
  • Qurʾān
  • law
  • Islamic education
  • Bible
  • Islam
  • Nahj al-Balagha
  • formal education system
  • Russian Formalism
  • Determinacy of the text\'s meaning
  • Prophet Jesus
  • Exegesis
  • Holy Spirit in Christianity
  • narrations
  • Curriculum
  • piety
  • al-Qādiḥūn (Detractors)
  • an
  • Historical Reductionism
  • Preparing Strength (I\'dad al-Quwwah)
  • tawassul
  • Domestic violence
  • interrogation
  • Educational Equity
  • lexical Coherence
  • shirk
  • homosexuality
  • Maternal Role
  • Doubt
  • Husayni literature
  • Social Cohesion
  • cognitive semantics
  • Women in Quran
  • Psychological effects
  • Text-Centered Hermeneutics
  • Love
  • Feminism
  • Qur’anic miracle
  • origin of Arabic script
  • Ayatollah Javadi Amoli
  • Education
  • Scientific Study
  • etymology
  • Syriac loanwords
  • Obedience
  • Supplication
  • Al-Aqsa Flood
  • Narrative Elements
  • Dunyā and Ākhirah in the Quran
  • Understanding of the Qur\'an
  • Translation Accuracy
  • Quranic Translation
  • Prophetic Biography (Seerah)
  • Marq
  • Semitic studies
  • Connection of the text to its author
  • Consciousness
  • Qur&rsquo
  • Cognitive linguistics
  • Pre-canonical Reading
  • Shi\'i Islamic classics
  • indication
  • repentance
  • Islamic management
  • Tethering of Horses (Ribat al-Khayl)
  • Ibn Ashur
  • Quranic Narratives
  • Halliday and Hassan model
  • Compulsion
  • Kephalaia
  • Holy Spirit in the Quran
  • Quranic anthropology
  • Arabic calligraphy
  • Biblical anthropology
  • coherence
  • individual and social ethics
  • stories of Prophet Moses and al-Khidr
  • literary sources
  • uses of history
  • Yūnus/Jonah
  • critical study of Orientalist opinions
  • Prayer
  • Islamic parenting
  • Muʿādh al-Junaid
  • Thematic Interpretation
  • Prophet Yusuf
  • Howard Gardner
  • Modernist-Oriented
  • methodology
  • al-Takfīr (Excommunication)
  • istishfāʿ
  • the Quran
  • Asmā’
  • Attribution to the Divine Legislator
  • Prophet Muhammad
  • Ultimate Happiness
  • Kashf al‑Maktab (Uncovering the School)
  • Central Theme of Surah, Coherence of the Surah, , Structureology, Structural Interpretation, The Holy Qurʾān,
  • cognition
  • Islamic Humanities
  • Comparative religious studies
  • Sharia-Oriented
  • Meccan Surahs
  • Holy Qur\' an
  • Data-Based Approach
  • and Dynamic Interpretation
  • the Prophet (pbuh)
  • Economics
  • postmodernism
  • Prohibition
  • Islamic sources
  • modernity
  • Sarf (linguistic derivation)
  • Majāz
  • economic corruption
  • religious worship
  • Biblical chapters
  • Divine Tests
  • peace
  • Holy Spirit
  • Ashbah Sermon
  • al-Mushrikūn al-Muḥāribūn (Belligerent Polytheists)
  • Contextual Approach
  • Hermeneutics
  • Tension and contrast
  • Religious Critique
  • Civilization-Oriented
  • Human Defense
  • economy
  • mimesis
  • Communicative Process
  • nature
  • interaction between history and exegesis
  • textual cohesion and harmony
  • Arabic poetry
  • Situation / Setting
  • Jurisprudential Systems
  • Qurʾānic Exegesis
  • the Qurʾan
  • Theory of Love
  • Gender Justice
  • Shūraya
  • wing
  • Surah Yusuf
  • al-Ḥadīth al-Nabawī (Prophetic Hadith)
  • Hegel
  • Hijab
  • Jihad
  • Peirce
  • Quranic divisions
  • Misogyny
  • Economic strategy
  • multiple intelligences
  • Shahid Motahari
  • Exegesis (Tafsir)
  • semantic typology
  • Infallibility of Prophets
  • Image Schemas
  • Qur\'anic Intertextuality
  • Evil in the Quran
  • Ḥujjiyyah (Epistemic Authority)
  • Dhul-Qarnayn
  • Surah Al-Fil
  • Qur’anic interpretation
  • Arabic language
  • Islamic Though
  • Decision-making
  • strangers
  • history
  • Qurʾan
  • Deterrence (Tarhib)
  • Martyr al‑Ṣadr
  • Structural Coherence
  • the Bible
  • Quran-Based Psychology
  • Induction (Istiqrāʾ)
  • Anthropology of the Quran
  • Angelika Neuwirth
  • religious education
  • Islamic Sharia
  • Verse of Love
  • Erich Fromm
  • Conceptual Metaphors
  • Systematic Understanding of the Qur’an
  • Verbal Evidences
  • the Turah
  • Zahiq
  • al-Taṭarruf al-Irhābī (Terrorist Extremism)
  • Syriac-Aramaic reading
  • Tabzir
  • Nasr Hamid Abu Zayd
  • Translation Studies
  • development of Arabic script
  • Imam Khomeini