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The Islamic University Journal of Arabic Language and Literature:

A scholarly peer-reviewed journal; published quarterly during the months of (March, June, September, December); The journal seeks to enrich scholarly research at the Islamic University, promote collaboration and communication with researchers worldwide, and provide a platform for publishing their original scholarly contributions.

Goals and vision of The Journal 

Vision:

To be a pioneer in publishing researches specialized in Arabic language and its literature and to elevate it to become a source of knowledge among the most renowned global academic journals.

Mission:

To publish distinguished academic research characterized by originality and innovation, fulfilling the objectives of the university and contributing unique knowledge that serves the local and global community.

Objectives:

1-    1-  To actively contribute to the growth and development of scholarly research at the Islamic University.

2-   2-   To build bridges of cooperation and communication with researchers worldwide and publishing their original scholarly work.

3-   3-   To serve the community by publishing valuable studies and addressing contemporary issues and developments within the journal’s areas of specialization.


First: Distinctive features of the researcher and scientific research:

1. Characteristics of the scientific researcher:

The researcher must have several characteristics, the most important of which are the following:

· Having sincere intentions and a noble goal when completing the research.

· Commitment to scientific integrity.

· Fairness and objectivity.

· Efficiency in collecting information from paper and digital sources and references.

· The ability to analyze information, draw conclusions, and purposeful criticism.

· Preserving the environment in research that requires applied experiments.

2. Characteristics of scientific research:

Several characteristics must be available in scientific research, the most important of which are the following:

· Originality of the research, and its freedom from plagiarism or excessive quotation.

· Originality of sources and references, their diversity, and their sufficiency.

· Novelty and scientific addition, and the concept of novelty varies according to academic specializations, and the level of novelty required varies according to the stages for which the research is prepared; This is due to academic custom within the framework of regulations and systems.

· Clarity of research objectives.

· The scientific methodology considered in preparing the research.

· Clarity of the title, and its significance to the content of the research.

· Depth of scientific treatment of the research topic.

· Correctness of language, quality of style, and clarity of ideas.

· Not exceeding the permissible percentage of quotation.

· The research is free from practices that violate the ethics of scientific research, most notably:

A- Plagiarism: It is the scientific work in which its author relies on a previous scientific work, such as master''''''''s and doctoral theses or others. Plagiarism does not include research submitted by a faculty member for promotion and excluded by the Scientific Council due to its weakness, then the faculty member modified and refereed it again.

B- Plagiarism: It is the scientific work in which its author relies on the work of others, and attributes it to himself.

C- Fraud: It is the presentation of misleading information or results; to obscure the truth.

Th- Exaggerated quotation: by literal and exaggerated quotation from sources and attributing them to them, and the percentage of quotation allowed varies according to specializations and academic levels.

Second: Ethics of completing scientific research:

One of the most important duties that the researcher must adhere to in completing or publishing his research:

· Linking his research as much as possible to the needs of the local and global community.

· Avoiding research that may lead to harm to the environment or to research participants.

· Accuracy in preparing the research and adhering to the appropriate method for its subject and scientific specialization.

· Taking statistics from their sources, and adhering to accuracy in monitoring them.

· Adhering to scientific integrity, and attributing texts and ideas to their owners according to the method followed in documentation, and not exaggerating in quoting without need.

· Accuracy in analyzing research results, and not distorting or exaggerating them, or hiding the scientific facts that have been reached.

· Writing the results reached by the research and the recommendations and studies that researchers can address to complete the subject of the study.

· Acknowledging the efforts or support provided to him in completing his research, whether from parties or individuals, and referring to these efforts in his research. The researcher does not have the right to attribute research, inventions, or discoveries that he completed with the support of the university to another party.

· Giving participating researchers and assistants their rights.

· Respecting the subjects (field research sample) and observing their rights.

· Adhering to the controls for conducting experiments on animals.

· Adhering to the rules of security and safety in research conducted in laboratories.

Third: The researcher''''''''s rights:

1. Research freedom:

The researcher has the right to research freedom in completing and applying research, within the framework of what is required by the regulations and systems, and for this purpose he has:

· Freedom to choose the topic of his research, as long as it is within the scope of the university''''''''s research policy, and contributes to achieving its mission and vision.

· The researcher has the freedom to choose his participants in completing his research as long as these participants are not proven to have violated the ethics of scientific research.

· Freedom to access databases that provide him with the sources and references he needs to complete his research.

· Freedom to choose the journal or database in which to publish his research, as long as these journals or databases adhere to the standards of valid scientific publishing.

2. The researcher''''''''s rights over the university:

The university is committed to providing an appropriate environment for scientific research to encourage researchers to complete their research, and in this context, it is committed to enabling the researcher to obtain a number of benefits and rights, including:

· Obtaining financial support to complete research, in accordance with the research policy and research priorities of the university, and within the framework of what the allocated budget allows for.

· Adopting a declared and fair policy that achieves equal opportunities to support, referee and publish research.

· Supporting distinguished research with competitive rewards and awards that enhance the increase of distinguished research.

· Providing financial support to publish research in internationally classified journals.

· Providing the opportunity - as much as possible - for researchers to participate in research events and conferences inside and outside the university.

· Providing laboratories and research facilities for experimental specializations.

· Providing researchers with the opportunity to communicate with governmental and civil entities related to their specializations to obtain funding for their research.

· Providing journals and databases in which researchers publish their research.

· Providing a safe environment for conducting research, and announcing the security and safety measures that must be taken in the event of any risks.

Fourth: The researcher''''''''s obligations:

1. The researcher''''''''s obligations towards the university:

The university has rights over the researcher, which he must adhere to, the most important of which are the following:

· Submitting research that achieves the university''''''''s vision, mission and strategic goals.

· Adhering to the research policies determined by the university.

· Stipulating the researcher''''''''s affiliation with the university when publishing scientific research he completes during his affiliation with the university, or registering patents arising from research he completed during his affiliation with the university.

· Stipulating the funding of research supported by the university''''''''s support agencies when it is published.

· The university has the right to publish any research work that it supports with a contract between it and the researcher, and the researcher does not have the right to dispute the university over the right to publish his work that he completed with its funding, unless the funding contract stipulates otherwise, and the university''''''''s right to do so includes the paper and electronic publication of the entire research or its summary, and on the electronic platforms it deems appropriate for that, whether the publication is for a fee or without a fee, and the Scientific Research Deanship Council or the Scientific Council has the right to make an exception to that.

· The ownership of scientific works, including scientific theses, research projects, scientific research, working papers, peer-reviewed scientific articles, books, publications, and encyclopedias that the researcher completes during his affiliation with the university, and the evidence, documents, and works that he prepares within the framework of his functional and administrative responsibility, are subject to the systems and regulations of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and the executive and procedural regulations and rules of the Islamic University, taking into account the conditions for accepting graduate students, employing faculty members and those in their position, and administrative employees.

2. The researcher''''''''s obligations towards the university''''''''s resources:

The researcher has the right to use the resources, facilities, and databases provided to him by the university, or stipulated in the financing contract - in order to complete his research - and he is obligated to observe the following in this regard:

· Honesty in estimating his research requirements for financial support, equipment, or materials.

· Commitment to spending the budget allocated to support his research according to the items agreed upon with the funding body.

· Commitment to the procedures established at the university for purchasing tools, equipment, and materials.

· Preserving devices and equipment during research, while not overusing the materials provided to him by the university in the laboratories.

· Commitment to deliver the devices, equipment and remaining materials purchased from the budget allocated for his research to the university if the financing contract stipulates this.

· Avoiding any irregular use of the budget allocated to complete or implement the research.

· Preserving the university''''''''s property and equipment, and adhering to the security and safety instructions announced by the university.

3. The researcher''''''''s obligations towards society:

Society has rights over the researcher that he must adhere to, as follows:

· Adherence to the values ​​of the true Islamic religion, and the prevailing customs in the Kingdom, and not violating them in completing or implementing his research.

· Adherence to Saudi regulations and regulations governing scientific research in the Kingdom and the university.

· Providing effective solutions to society''''''''s problems should be among the researcher''''''''s priorities.

· Reducing the side effects that may result from implementing his research and affect the surrounding environment.

· Not directing his research to personal interests, or whims and inclinations at the expense of religion, society, or the environment.

· Avoiding any research practices that may harm the security and unity of the Kingdom.

· Avoid offending countries, communities, regions, tribes, races, sects, or individuals, and limit yourself to sound scientific presentation within the framework of what scientific research requires.

Fifth: Rights of the respondents (field research sample):

The researcher has rights towards those who conducted the field study on them, the most important of which are:

· The researcher must adhere to Islamic ethics and the accepted etiquette in dealing with the respondents.

· The respondent has the right to accept or reject his participation in the research.

· The respondent has the right to respect his privacy and know the limits of the research in which he will participate.

· The respondent has the right to agree or disagree to the publication of his personal data.

· The respondent has the right to withdraw from participating in the research if he fears that harm will befall him.

· The respondent has the right to know the results of the research in which he participated.

· The researcher must inform the respondent of the potential risks of his participation in the research.

· The researcher must ensure the confidentiality of the respondents'''''''' personal data.

· The researcher must obtain explicit consent from the respondent, or written consent from their representatives if they are children or people with special needs, and he may not obtain this consent by coercion or fraud.

Sixth: Controls for animal experiments:

Those who conduct animal experiments must take into account the following:

· Ensure the health of the animals before conducting experiments on them; to ensure that the results of the experiment are not affected.

· Ensure that the animals nominated for experiments do not carry epidemics that could be transmitted to researchers, and from them to the community they deal with.

· Do not use rare and endangered animals, except after approval from the competent authorities.

· Take care of the health condition of the animal before and after conducting experiments on it by specialists.

· Provide appropriate place and food for animals.

· Adhere to health and safety conditions when mixing with animals.

· Subjecting animals to the supervision of trained researchers with experience in conducting animal experiments.

· Do not frighten animals by seeing other animals undergoing surgery or slaughter, etc.

· Do not subject animals to surgery unless they are anesthetized to ensure that they do not feel the pain of surgery.

· Disposing of animals that have completed their experimentation in a safe manner that ensures that the complications of the experiment are not transmitted to the surrounding community.

Prepared by: Deanship of Scientific Research at the Islamic University of Madinah.

The journal seeks to adhere to the rules of conduct and transparency as defined by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).


Rules of Publication in the journal

First: General rules
• The research must be new; not previously published.
• It should demonstrate originality, novelty, innovation, and addition to knowledge.
• The research must fall within the journal''s field of specialization.
• It should not be extracted from previously published works by the researcher.
• The research must adhere to the principles and methodology of authentic scientific research.

• The number of words in the research should not exceed (12,000) words. 
• The number of pages in the research should not exceed (70) pages.
• The research details must be written in Arabic and English on the title page, including: (the research title, the researcher’s name, academic degree, academic affiliation “department and university”, and email address. 

• The research abstract in both Arabic and English should include the following elements: (the research topic, its objective, its method, and its most important findings), and the number of words for each should not exceed (250) words, ensure precise drafting and accurate translation.

• Each abstract (Arabic/English) should be followed by keywords that accurately reflect the research topic and the main issues it addressed, with no more than (6) words.
• The research should include in one file:
- Title page including the researcher''s details in Arabic and English.
- The research abstract in Arabic and English.
- An Introduction, which must include a review of previous studies and the scholarly contribution of the research.
- The main body of the research.
- A Conclusion including the findings and recommendations.
- List of sources and references in Arabic.
- A separate list of Romanization (transliteration) of Arabic sources using Latin letters.
- Necessary appendices (if any).
• In the event that the research is approved for publication, all copyright of the research shall be transferred to the journal, which may republish it in print or electronically, and may include it in local and international databases - for a fee or without a fee - without requiring the researcher''s permission.

• The researcher is committed to reviewing his research and ensuring that it is free of linguistic and typographical errors.

• The researcher is not entitled to republish his accepted research in any publishing medium, except after written permission from the editor-in-chief of the journal.

• The opinions expressed in the published research reflect solely the views of the researchers, and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the journal.
Second: Technical Guidelines:
Page margins:
 Margins should be (1.5 cm) from the top, bottom and left, and (2.5 cm) from the right, and the line spacing should be set to multiple (0.9), with the height is (24 cm), and the width is (17 cm).
Font Settings:
For Arabic
Body text and abstract: Traditional Arabic, size 16, regular. 
Headings: Al-Mateen font. 
Footnotes: Traditional Arabic, size 14, regular.

Tables and figures: Traditional Arabic, size 10, regular, with bold for table headers and captions. 

For English:

Body text and abstract: Times New Roman, size 12, regular. 
Headings: Times New Roman, bold. 
Footnotes, tables, and figures: Times New Roman, size 10, regular, with bold for table headers and captions. 
Quranic Verses:
Quranic verses must be written in Ottoman script using decorative parentheses, relying on the Mushaf Al-Madina software. 
Footnotes:
Footnotes should appear at the bottom of each page and be numbered automatically.
Third: Research Citation Guidelines:

The journal adopts the Chicago style for documentation, as detailed below:

Citations from books and other sources of information should be documented in the footnotes as follows:


Books:

Begin with the author’s name followed by a comma, then the book title in quotation marks followed by a period. Next, include the edition number followed by a comma, the place of publication followed by a colon, the publisher followed by a comma, and the year of publication followed by a comma. Place the publication details in parentheses, then include the volume and page number separated by a colon. 
Example: 
محمد بن أحمد الذهبي، "سير أعلام النبلاء". تحقيق شعيب الأرنؤوط، (ط11، بيروت: مؤسسة الرسالة، 2001م)، 12: 148.
Muhammad bin Ahmad al-Dhahabi, "Seer A''lam al-Nubala". Investigation by Shuʿaib al-Arnaʾūṭ, (11th ed., Beirut: Al-Risala Foundation, 2001), 12: 148.

B. Articles Published in Journals:

Start with the author’s name followed by a comma, then the article title in quotation marks followed by a period. Next, include the journal name in italics followed by the issue number, a comma, the publication date in parentheses, a colon, and the page number. 
Example: 
عبدالعزيز بن عبدالرحمن الضامر، "عناوين كتب التفسير دراسة تأصيلية". مجلة تبيان للدراسات القرآنية 28، (2017م): 470.
Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman Al-Dhamer, "Titles of Books of Interpretation: An Authentic Study". Tibyan Journal of Quranic Studies 28, (2017): 470.
C. Repeated References:

If a reference is cited more than once in the research, the documentation can be shortened by only including the author’s last name, followed by a comma, the title of the book, another comma, and the page number. 
Example:

الطبري، "جامع البيان"، 10: 236.
al-Tabari, "Jāmiʿ al-Bayān", 10: 236.
D. Citing Multiple References by Different Authors: 
Separate the references with a semicolon. 
Example:

النووي، "المنهاج"، 311؛ والمرداوي، "الإنصاف"، 7: 234.
al-Nawawi, "Al-Minhaj", 311; Al-Mardawi, “al-Inṣāf,” 7: 234.

E. Referencing Material Accessed Online:

Document the source as usual, then add the phrase: Retrieved on [date], followed by the URL.

Example: 
إبراهيم بن علي العبيد، "أحاديث القراءة الواردة في صلاتي الظهر والعصر - جمعاً ودراسة". مجلة الجامعة الإسلامية 125، (2003م): 102. "استرجعت بتاريخ 15/5/1439هـ" من موقع: http://docportal.iu.edu.sa/iumag/pdf/83.pdf.

Ibrahim bin Ali Al-Ubaid, "Hadiths of Recitation in the Dhuhr and Asr Prayers - Collection and Study". Islamic University Journal 125, (2003): 102. "Retrieved on 5/15/1439 AH" from the website: http://docportal.iu.edu.sa/iumag/pdf/83.pdf.

Fourth: List of Sources and References:
Attach a list of Arabic sources and references at the end of the research, arranged alphabetically by the author’s last name. The first line of each reference should be indented by five spaces.

A. Books:

Start with the author’s last name, followed by their first and middle names. Then include the book title in quotation marks, followed by the name of the editor or translator. Next, mention the edition, place of publication, publisher, and year of publication in parentheses.

Example: 
الذهبي، محمد بن أحمد. "سير أعلام النبلاء". تحقيق شعيب الأرنؤوط. (ط11، بيروت: مؤسسة الرسالة، 2001م).
Al-Dhahabi, Muhammad bin Ahmad. “Siyarr Aʿlām al-Nubalā”. Investigated by: Shu’aib al-Arna’ūṭ. (11th ed., Beirut: Al-Risala Foundation, 2001).
Journals:
Author''s surname, first and last name. "Title of the research distinguished by quotation marks", name of the journal in italics followed by the issue number, (date of publication) followed by a colon: page numbers of the research.
Example:
الضامر، عبدالعزيز بن عبدالرحمن. "عناوين كتب التفسير دراسة تأصيلية". مجلة تبيان للدراسات القرآنية 28، (2017م): 431 - 477.
Al-Damer, Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman. "Titles of Interpretation Books: An Authentic Study". Tibyan Journal of Quranic Studies 28, (2017): 431 - 477.
Additional Guidelines:

The list of Arabic sources and references should be followed by a list of English sources, arranged alphabetically by the author’s last name.

The English list should include both original English references and Arabic references transliterated into Latin characters, according to the following format: 
Example for Transliteration: 
In the Arabic list:
الذهبي، محمد بن أحمد. "سير أعلام النبلاء". تحقيق شعيب الأرنؤوط. (ط11، بيروت: مؤسسة الرسالة، 2001م). 
In the English list:
Al-Dhahabi, Muhammad ibn Ahmad. Siyar A‘lam al-Nubala’. Edited by Shu‘ayb al-Arna’ut. (11th ed., Beirut: Mu’assasat al-Risalah, 2001).
Al-Damir, Abdulaziz bin Abdulrahman. “Titles of Interpretation Books: An Authentic Study.” Tibyan Journal of Qur’anic Studies 28, (2017): 431-477.

Exception:

For research articles originally published with an English title in the source, the reference should be included in the English list as it appeared in the original publication.

Example in the Arabic References List:

العامر، زياد بن حمد. "الأثر العقدي للقراءات القرآنية". مجلة الدراسات الإسلامية 27 (1)، 2015م: 109-137. 
Example in the English References List (as published in the original journal:

Al-Amir, Ziyad bin Hamad. "The Doctrinal Impact of Quranic Readings." Journal of Islamic Studies 27 (1), 2015: 109-137.

English Scope D

Grammar / Morphology / Arabic Language Sciences / Literature / Rhetoric / Literary Criticism / Media Studies.

  • Stages of Receiving and Referring the Research for Peer Review: 

    Submission Process:


    The researcher sends their research to the journal''s email (asj4iu@iu.edu.sa) and through the journal’s peer-review platform in both Word and PDF formats.


    A version of the research without the author’s details must also be sent in PDF format. 

    Supporting Documents: 

    A document introducing the researcher’s academic and professional credentials. 

    A formal letter addressed to the Editor-in-Chief requesting the research to be reviewed and published. 

    A one-page brief CV highlighting the researcher’s key academic contributions. 

    A signed declaration stating that the research has not been previously published, is not under consideration for publication elsewhere, and will not be submitted to another entity until the peer-review process in the journal is completed. 

    Initial Screening: 

    The Editorial Board has the right to conduct an initial review of the research to determine its eligibility for peer review. 

    If deemed ineligible for peer review, the researcher will be informed, and the journal is not obligated to provide a reason for the rejection. 

    Peer Review Process: 

    If the research is deemed eligible for peer review, it will be sent to at least two reviewers for evaluation.

    In case the reviewers'' reports on the research are completed, the researcher will be informed of the evaluation result, which will include one of the following scenarios:


    A. Acceptance of the research for publication directly or after making the required amendments. 

    B. Revising the research and resubmitting it for review. 

    C. Declining the publication request. 

    The researcher must present their perspective on the reviewers'' remarks that were not addressed, in a detailed report.

    If the researcher fails to make the required amendments within the specified timeframe, their publication request will be declined. 

    The editorial board of the journal reserves the right to prioritize and arrange the publication of research articles.


    General Requirements for Submission: 

    The research must be new and not previously published. 

    It should exhibit originality, innovation, and contribute to knowledge. 

    The research must fall within the journal’s area of specialization. 

    It must not be derived from studies previously published by the researcher.


    The research should adhere to the principles and methodology of authentic scientific research. 

    The total word count of the research should not exceed 12,000 words, and the number of pages should not exceed 70. 

    Formatting Guidelines:


    The research details must be written in both Arabic and English on the title page, including: 

    The research title. 

    The researcher’s name. 

    Academic degree. 

    Academic affiliation (department and university). 

    Email address.


    The abstract (in both Arabic and English) should include the following elements: 

    The research topic. 

    Its objective. 

    Methodology. 

    Key findings.

    Each abstract should not exceed 250 words, and care must be taken to ensure precise editing and accurate translation.


    Each abstract (Arabic/English) should be followed by keywords that accurately reflect the research topic and main issues discussed, with a maximum of 6 keywords. 


    • The research should include in one file:

    - Title page including the researcher''s details in Arabic and English.

    - The research abstract in Arabic and English.

    - An Introduction, which must include a review of previous studies and the scholarly contribution of the research.

    - The main body of the research.

    - A Conclusion including the findings and recommendations.

    - List of sources and references in Arabic.

    - A separate list of Romanization (transliteration) of Arabic sources using Latin letters.

    - Necessary appendices (if any).

    • In the event that the research is approved for publication, all copyright of the research shall be transferred to the journal, which may republish it in print or electronically, and may include it in local and international databases - for a fee or without a fee - without requiring the researcher''s permission 

    • The researcher is committed to reviewing his research and ensuring that it is free of linguistic and typographical errors. 

    • The researcher is not entitled to republish his accepted research in any publishing medium, except after written permission from the editor-in-chief of the journal. 

    • The opinions expressed in the published research reflect solely the views of the researchers, and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the journal. 

    The journal does not charge fees for reviewing and publishing research papers. 

    The journal provides open access to research through its website at no cost. 

    The researcher is required to disclose whether their research is funded or not.

     

    Procedures for Selecting Reviewers: 

    The journal maintains a list of reviewers across all fields related to its scope. The list is regularly reviewed and updated to ensure the selection of reviewers known for quality, precision, and promptness. 

    Once the research is recommended for review, the editorial board selects two to three reviewers per paper as needed. The reviewers must be experts in the subject matter and hold academic qualifications in their field. 

    The submission process is strictly confidential. Reviewers are not informed of the researcher’s identity, and researchers are not informed of the reviewers’ identities. 

    Reviewers are given a specific timeframe not exceeding two weeks to complete the review. If delayed, an additional week is granted. After this period, the reviewer must respond with one of the following: acceptance for publication, acceptance with required revisions, or rejection of the paper. The researcher is informed of the decision accordingly.


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Journal Team

Editorial Board

ChiefEditor

Dr. Turki Saleh O Alharbi

- Associate Professor of Grammar and Morphology at the Islamic University of AL Madinah AL Monawrah

Managing Editor

Dr. Khelaiwi Samer Khelaiwi Al Eyadhi

- Associate Professor of Teaching Arabic to Non-Native Speakers at the Islamic University of AL Madinah AL Monawrah

Editorial Members

Editor

Prof. Abdulrazzaq Farraj Alsaede

- Professor of Linguistics and Dictionaries at the Islamic University of AL Madinah AL Monawrah

Editor

Prof. Abdoulrahman Dakhelrabbah M Almatrafi

- Professor of Literature and Criticism at the Islamic University of AL Madinah AL Monawrah

Editor

Prof. Alzubair Mohammed Ayoub

- Professor of Linguistics and Dictionaries at the Islamic University of AL Madinah AL Monawrah

Editor

Dr. Mubark Shetawy Alhubayshi

- Associate Professor of Rhetoric at the Islamic University of AL Madinah AL Monawrah

Editor

Dr. Muhammad Zafer Alhazmi

- Associate Professor of Linguistics at the Islamic University of AL Madinah AL Monawrah

Editor

Dr. Abdulmajeed Othman Alyatimi

- Associate Professor of Linguistics at the Islamic University of AL Madinah AL Monawrah

Editor

Prof. Abdulh Owegil N Alsulami

- Professor of Grammar and Morphology at King Abdulaziz University

Editor

Prof. Ali Mohammed ALHamoud

- Professor of Literature and Criticism at Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University

Editor

Prof. Abdalrahman Mustafa Alsulaiman

- Professor of Semitic Languages, Literature and Translation at the University of Leuven - Belgium

Editor

Prof. Alaa Mohamad Rafat Elsaid

- Professor of Grammar, Morphology and Prosody at Cairo University - Egypt

Editor

Prof. Said Abdelhamid Laouadi

- Professor of Rhetoric and Discourse Analysis at Cadi Ayyad University – Morocco

Consulting Members

Editor

- Prof. Muhammad bin Yaqoub Al-Turkistani

Professor of Linguistics at the Islamic University of AL Madinah AL Monawrah

Editor

- Prof. Muhammad Muhammad Abu Musa

Professor of Rhetoric at the Faculty of Arabic Language - Al-Azhar University

Editor

- Prof. Turki bin Sahw Al-Otaibi

Professor of Grammar and Morphology at Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University

Editor

- Prof. Salem bin Sulaiman Al-Khammash

Professor of Linguistics at King Abdulaziz University

Editor

- Prof. Muhammad bin Marisi Al-Harithi

Professor of Literature and Criticism at Umm Al-Qura University

Editor

- Prof. Nasir bin Saad Al-Rashid

Professor of Literature and Criticism at King Saud University

Editor

- Prof. Saleh bin Al-Hadi Ramadan

Professor of Literature and Criticism - Tunisia

Editor

- Prof. Fayez Falah Al-Qaisi

Professor of Andalusian Literature at the United Arab Emirates University

Editor

Prof. Omar Al-Siddiq Abdullah

- Professor of Education and Language Teaching at the International University of Africa – Khartoum

Editor

- Dr. Suleiman bin Muhammad Al-Aidi

Former Deputy Minister of Information

MagazineMembers

Member

Dr. Alzubair Ibrahim Al Mubarak

Head of publishing department

Member

Moussa Hassane Alhoussaine

Magazine secretariat

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