Scientific Journal 
Science and Civilization in Islam

Scientific Journal Science and Civilization in Islam

Scientific Journal of Islamic Civilization and Religion Studies, which was previously published in six issues with the license No. 83276 of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, from now on, based on the agreement No. 62217/3/3 dated 03/26/1400 of the Policy and Planning Office The research project of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology is published under the name of Science and Civilization in Islam. According to Article 2 of the By-Laws of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology (approved on May 30, 2017), this journal is a quarterly journal of original and innovative research and extension articles with emphasis on the heritage of Eastern civilizations of the Islamic world in four approaches:

 1) Scientific Achievements Muslims in the Eastern Lands of the Islamic World (Iran, Transoxiana, India, Southeast Asia and the Far East)

 2) The Place of Rational Sciences and Narrative Sciences in the Eastern Civilizations of the Islamic World

3) Mutual exchanges of Eastern civilizations The Islamic world on the western regions of the Islamic world

4)The effects of the civilization of the East of the Islamic world on the civilization of the West

with the aim of expanding scientific relations, producing science, promoting research findings and helping to achieve a new Islamic civilization. Respecting the rules of ethics in publications, this publication is subject to the rules of the Ethics Committee for Publication (COPE) and follows the executive regulations of the Law on Prevention and Combating Fraud in Scientific Works. Articles submitted to the journal will be reviewed through similarity software before entering the judging process. Access to the full text of open articles and download is free.

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Current Issue: Volume 7, Issue 28, Spring 2026 

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Keywords Cloud

  • Islamic Civilization
  • Civilization
  • Historiography
  • Science
  • Iran
  • religion
  • Islam
  • culture
  • Islamic Historiography
  • Astronomy
  • India
  • philosophy
  • Safavid
  • Safavid period
  • Safavid Era
  • Islamic Culture
  • Yazd
  • Painting
  • Economy
  • Calligraphy
  • modernity
  • Orientalism
  • Media
  • Justice
  • Imami Jurisprudence
  • Trade
  • History
  • Khuzestan
  • Women
  • Politics
  • modern education
  • Tradition
  • Ilkhans
  • ethics
  • Music
  • content analysis
  • Modernization
  • Baghdad
  • Meybod
  • Religious Science
  • Umayyads
  • art
  • Iranian
  • Qajar Period
  • Al-Muzaffar
  • Iraq
  • First Pahlavi Period
  • Shiites
  • Intellect
  • bureaucracy
  • modern civilization
  • schools
  • Jurisprudence
  • Mathematics
  • Islamic architecture
  • Education
  • Ilkhanate
  • Sheikh Aminuddin Belyani
  • Iranians and Romans
  • Ibn Taymiyyah
  • Jovini family
  • Religious Symbols
  • religious motifs
  • Shiite scholars
  • Islamic educational institutions
  • Commerce
  • dīwāns
  • Germany
  • Scholarly Families
  • Sijillat al-Mahkama al-Shar\'؛ iyya
  • Identity Building
  • Magian Allegations
  • Al-Aziz
  • Sami al-Nashar
  • Malek Bennabi Contemporary Western Civilization Capitalism Nationalism Marxism
  • pharmacognosy
  • Khwarazm
  • The terminology of theology, the books of the terminology of theology
  • Bashnighan
  • litters bureau
  • Religious Sciences
  • The components of civilization
  • Mohammad Karim Khan Kermani
  • cultural influence
  • Mavaheb-e Elahi
  • \" man of Shami\'s \"
  • traditionalists
  • The comprehensive interpretation of al-Bayan on the interpretation of the Qur\'an
  • Ebrahim Fakhrā\'
  • Zakaria Razi
  • Society
  • Ibn Sahnun
  • Madaeni
  • Ifrīqya
  • Abdullah ibn Tahir
  • sīrah and maghāzī
  • Pharmacology
  • Concept
  • Islamic mysticism
  • Mi’raj
  • Iraqi Mojāverūn
  • Standard educational system
  • Educational Methods
  • thinking
  • Learning model
  • reflection of images
  • s: Dar al-Fonon؛ Abolhassan Foroughi؛ teacher'
  • Islamic alchemy
  • Islamic Sacred Texts
  • Mamluk
  • Pahlavi period
  • philosophy of science
  • Book
  • civilization building
  • Sahar Khalifa
  • Japan
  • Cultural Ideology
  • Gynecology
  • Yaqubi history
  • social ethics
  • periodization of the lives of the Imams (AS)
  • Holy Shrines (Atabat al-Aliyat)
  • The book of Tahdid
  • Dictionary of Terms
  • Local history
  • Jaberi
  • Soft War
  • Imam Musa Sadr
  • Maragheh
  • Culture\"
  • Hamdallah Mustawfi
  • governance institution
  • development of midwifery
  • Iranian-Islamic architecture
  • Source Analysis
  • Imam Jafar Sadiq (AS)
  • Zengids
  • Khajeh Nasir al-Din Tusi
  • System
  • Azerbaijani scholars
  • Seta
  • Abol-Qassem Sahab
  • Theory of Civilization
  • Khorāsānian
  • Najaf
  • Islamic Educational
  • Ibn al Haytham, Goharshad Mosque, Ligh, Color, Aesthetics
  • Arabic Language
  • muslim thinkers
  • Educational Content
  • Theological rules
  • Malaysia
  • modern
  • Homeland
  • financial terminology
  • dedication
  • Al-Jahiz
  • Abbasid caliphs
  • Ali bin Ahmad bin Muhammad Daqaq
  • social movement
  • Modern man
  • Spiritual Health
  • Khorasan
  • Damascus
  • legitimization
  • Historical context
  • Arbaeen Procession
  • Iraqi economy
  • Abol-Qassem
  • Interpretation of the Quran
  • Shiia
  • Abbasid era
  • Shahnamah
  • Creating meaning
  • the Timurids and Afghanistan
  • Architecture
  • Oral history
  • Aleppo
  • Imam Hossein (AS)
  • educational dispatches
  • Morshidiya collection
  • metalwork
  • Nadwi
  • Formation
  • Alchemical interpretation
  • Science of epistolary writing
  • Fatimid inscriptions
  • Ottoman
  • Sheikh Abu Ishaq Kazroni
  • Optics
  • crusades
  • Dar al-Elm
  • divine laws
  • Morchekhort Castle
  • stability and instability
  • jurisprudence of the sects
  • Persian script
  • Muakhat
  • Iranian Community in the Ottoman Empire
  • scribe minister