Guides to authors
This publication aims to take advantage of all the potential and actual modernist religious capacities by approaching the Islamic foundations and observing the four religious pillars in the field of theorizing and deepening and expanding literary thinking and attracting scholars who are virtuous and innovative in the seminary and who are experienced and efficient in the university. research areas in this area and with an active and energetic presence in the field of Islamic knowledge and culture and opening new literary and artistic horizons and criticizing new scientific theories and using the latest achievements of human sciences and knowledge and information technology and with an approach to the thought of revolution of Islam and the holy system of the Islamic Republic should take into account the publication of the scientific research quarterly "Religious Literature" in all policy-making and research planning.
1-- The quarterly welcomes all of the articles in the field of literary studies of religious texts.
2- The articles must have scientific-research criteria such as theorizing, scientific criticism, initiative and innovation and use of reliable sources.
3- The editorial board of the quarterly are free in summarizing, correcting, scientific and literary editing of the article.
4- The article has not been previously published in other journals and it has not been sent to another journal at the same time.
5- The articles should be typed in the WORD with the DOCX (maximum of 7500 words) and sent to the address http://jrla.isca.ac.ir through the article submission system at the address http://jrla.isca.ac.ir..
6- Persian and English abstract (maximum 150 words) and keywords of the article (minimum 3 and maximum 8 words) should be attached to the article.
7- It is mandatory to follow the rules of grammar, writing rules and punctuation marks in writing an article.
8- Citation methods should be in context between parentheses as follows:
Example: "Alhamdu lillah Rabbi al-Alamin; Praise belongs to God, who is the Lord of the worlds" (Hamd: 1).
Note: Inserting (letter Q) is required for the lunar date.
English source with alternate pages (Kant, 1788: p.224-288) and with different pages (Kant, 1788: pp.44, 288).
Note:
- If more than one work of the same author is used in the article, if they share the time of publication, after the year of publication, they should be distinguished from each other by mentioning alphabetical letters in quotation marks. For example: (Motahari, 1360, "A", p. 200) or (Motahari, 1360, "B", p. 145). - If there are more than three authors of a work, only one family name is used and the word "et al" refers to other authors.
- If two works of the same author are referred to without a space, instead of repeating the author's name, the word "ibid" is used, and instead of repeating the source and year, "ibid" is inserted. In referring to English sources in the text, use "Ibid", and "op.cit" instead of "same".
9-- The list of sources (bibliography) should be compiled and inserted at the end of the article in alphabetical order in the following way:
10—By mentioning the number, additional notes should be inserted at the end of the article before the sources.
1) The features of the Content in an article
2) ) the second file:
the original article including:
3) The second to last pages include:
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Email address of the quarterly: jrla@isca.ac.ir