Iranian Journal for the History of Islamic Civilization

Iranian Journal for the History of Islamic Civilization

Iranian Journal for the History of Islamic Civilization

Journal Archive

Issue 1
(Spring & Summer 2026)
September 2026

No. of Volumes

17

No. of Issues

32

No. of Articles

281

No. of Contributors

412

Article View

566336

PDF Download

319,034

View Per Article

2015.43

PDF Download Per Article

1135.35

 

No. of Submissions

1,195

Rejected Submissions

675

Reject Rate

56

Accepted Submissions

247

Acceptance Rate

21

Time to Accept (Days)

242

No. of Indexing Databases

17

No. of Reviewers

  

Iranian Journal for the History of Islamic Civilization publishes scientific articles of researchers in various fields of the history of Islamic civilization. The history of Islam concerns the social, political, economic, and cultural developments of Islamic civilization.

Most Visited Articles
Reflection of Belief Concepts and Intellectual Foundations of Islamic Revolution in First-generation Coins of the Islamic Republic of Iran (Case study: Commemorative Coins minted in 1979)
The Historical Geography of Sogdiana during Islamic Era
The Study of Yaqubi`s Historiography with Respect to Resources
The Function of the Silk and its Armenians Merchants in Safavids Economy and Politics(From the Shah Abbas I Period to the End of the Safavids)
The Predominant Thought in Historical Texts during Seljuq Period in Iran: Ash'ari Theology and Practical Wisdom
The Role of the Kurds in the Battle of Chaldaran and Its Aftermath
Calligraphy in the Early Safavid Period: Evolutions, Functions, Patrons and Artists
The Beginning of Wiraqah among Muslims
Current Issue: Volume 59, Issue 1, September 2026 ((Spring & Summer 2026)) 

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  • jurisprudential approach
  • Afsharid
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  • Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
  • Schools
  • Taʻziya
  • Yaqubi`s history
  • Cultural and social activities
  • Lexical Network of humiliation
  • Dobruja
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  • Egypt`s land
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  • Medieval Islamic Astronomy
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  • Mevlevihane (Mawlawi Lodge)
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  • Books of medical and pharmaceutical of Islamic period
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  • Māsabazān
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  • Algorithmic Authority
  • ʿAlīrizā ʿAbbāsī
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  • scholarly journey (riḥla)
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  • Muʿtazila
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  • Ottoman calligraphy
  • Twelve Imams (PBUH)
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  • Cultural Institution
  • folk show
  • Baniyans
  • Ottoman Sultans
  • British India
  • communication routes
  • Taḥdīd Nihāyāt al-Amākin
  • Theory of the Righteous Scholars
  • Sirjan
  • Persian Gulf
  • Muawiyah
  • Muezzin
  • History of business in Māzandarān
  • Companions of the Prophet
  • Nahj al- Balaghah
  • Postulates
  • Multanians
  • Urban Landscape of Naqāreh-khāneh
  • Tavileh Hall
  • History of Islamic Astronomy
  • Magic
  • Islamic period
  • Shoes
  • Counselors
  • Moʾazzinzadeh Ardabili
  • nastaʿlīq
  • the market inspector
  • Genealogist
  • Sultan Sa\'id
  • women of the household
  • French colonialism