Classical and Contemporary Islamic Studies

Classical and Contemporary Islamic Studies

Classical and Contemporary Islamic Studies

Journal Archive

Issue 2
July 2026, Pages 127-332
Issue 1
Winter & Spring 2026
January 2026, Pages 1-126

 

Memorandum of Agreement Between Iranian Association of Quranic Studies and Islamic Culture and Classical and Contemporary Islamic Studies (CCIS)


  • Journal Title: Classical and Contemporary Islamic Studies(formerly known as Journal of Contemporary Islamic Studies)
  • Country of Publication: Iran, Tehran
  • Publisher: University of Tehran Press
  • Indexed in: (ISC)Q4 - EBSCO
  • Date of First Publication: 2019
  • Frequency: Bi-Annual
  • Language: English 
  • Scope: Qur’anic and hadith studies, theology, philosophy, ethics, law, mysticism, and comparative studies
  • Article Processing Charges: Iranians: 6000,000 Rials؛ Non-Iranians: Free of charge
  • Type of Journal: Academic/Scholarly
  • Open Access: Yes
  • Indexed & Abstracted: Yes
  • Review Process : Double blind peer review
  • plagiarism screening : iThenticate
  • Primary Review: 10 days approximately
  • Average Review Time: 15 Weeks 
  • Contact & Submission e-mail: jcis@ut.ac.ir
  • Copyright :  CC BY-NC - Creative Commons


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Current Issue: Volume 8, Issue 2, July 2026, Pages 127-332 

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