Aims and Scope

Aims and Scope

The main objective of the Journal of Arabic Prose Studies is to promote and enhance knowledge and a deeper understanding of Arabic prose. By publishing research articles, literary critiques, and analytical studies, the journal seeks to examine and explain the structure, style, and writing techniques found in Arabic prose. It also aims to demonstrate comprehensively the role of prose in cultural, social, and historical development, and to provide researchers, students, and those interested in this field with the necessary tools for better analysis and understanding of this form of literature.

Another important objective of this journal is the preservation and promotion of the Arab literary heritage. Through the study and critical examination of classical and contemporary works, the journal seeks to preserve the Arabic cultural, literary, and linguistic heritage and transmit it to new generations. This approach contributes to safeguarding Arab cultural identity and strengthening the Arabic language through literary prose, playing an important role in preserving and developing this invaluable heritage.

The journal Arabic Prose Studies aims to promote scholarly research on the study and analysis of Arabic prose texts and to provide an academic platform for researchers and scholars in the field of Arabic language and literature. The journal seeks to encourage innovative and critical approaches to the interpretation, analysis, and re‑examination of Arabic prose using contemporary literary and linguistic methodologies.

The journal welcomes original research articles in Persian and Arabic in the following areas:

  • Linguistic, semiotic, semantic, sociological, psychological, and pragmatic analysis of Arabic prose texts from critical perspectives
  • Stylistic studies of Arabic prose texts
  • Critical examination and analysis of contemporary commentaries on Arabic prose literature
  • Study, analysis, and evaluation of manuscript sources related to Arabic prose texts
  • Exploration of stylistic features, poetics, and rhetorical characteristics of Arabic prose works
  • New perspectives on the interpretation and explanation of Arabic prose texts
  • Application of modern literary and linguistic theories in the re‑reading of classical Arabic prose
  • Methodological studies, critique, and analysis of dominant discourses in Arabic prose texts
  • Analysis of Arabic prose from the perspectives of thought, ideology, and intellectual trends
  • Systematic and analytical re‑reading of Arabic prose texts
  • Studies and critical reviews of translations related to Arabic prose literature
  • Other topics contributing to the analysis and interpretation of Arabic prose literature