Arabic Prose Studies

A Quarterly Academic Journal in Arabic Prose Studies

Arabic Prose Studies is an academic journal in the field of Arabic language and literature dedicated to promoting scholarly research on Arabic prose texts. The journal provides a platform for the publication of original research focusing on the linguistic, literary, and rhetorical structures of Arabic prose. By employing modern approaches in literary criticism and linguistics, the journal seeks to advance the study of prose in Arabic literature.

This quarterly journal publishes research articles concerned with the analysis, criticism, and interpretation of Arabic prose texts from various historical periods and aims to facilitate scholarly exchange among researchers in the field of Arabic language and literature.

Thematic Areas of the Journal

The Journal of Arabic Prose Studies welcomes research articles in the following areas:

• Linguistic analysis of Arabic prose texts

• Stylistics and rhetoric in Arabic prose

• Critical studies and analysis of classical and contemporary prose texts

• Literary structures and aesthetics of prose

• Application of literary and linguistic theories in the analysis of prose

• Analysis of discourse, thought, and ideology in prose texts

• Semiotic, semantic, and pragmatic studies

• Studies of Arabic prose manuscripts

• Critique and evaluation of translations of Arabic prose texts

• Interdisciplinary studies related to Arabic prose

Important Notes:

1. All submitted manuscripts undergo an initial editorial review and are then evaluated through a double‑blind peer‑review process to ensure the scholarly quality and originality of the works.

2. The journal follows an immediate open‑access policy; therefore, all articles are freely and permanently available to researchers on the journal’s website immediately after publication.

3. Currently, no fees are charged for manuscript review or publication.

4. All articles published in this journal are distributed under a Creative Commons license, allowing use, redistribution, and reproduction provided that the original source is properly cited.

5. The Journal of Arabic Prose Studies adheres to the principles of publication ethics. All manuscripts are screened for textual similarity using the Samim Noor system before being sent to reviewers. Observance of academic integrity and originality is essential for the acceptance of manuscripts.