Shi'ite Studies

Shi'ite Studies

Shi'ite Studies

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Number of Volumes 13
Number of Issues 51
Number of Articles 354
Number of Contributors 535
   
Number of Submissions 1,599
Rejected Submissions 1,232
   
Accepted Submissions 275
Acceptance Rate 28%
Time to Accept (Days)  
Number of Indexing Databases 5
Number of Reviewers 154

Journal of Shiite studies s an international peer-reviewed open-access quarterly journal published by the Institute Shiite studies. The main objective of this journal is to publish new research achievements in various fields of Shiite studies  - History of Shiism - Sociology of the Shiite World

Most Visited Articles
Diversity in Shiite Branches and Sects in Kurdistan
The Shiite Clergy: a Comparative Study of their Role three Decades after the Constitutional Movement and after the Islamic Revolution
Safawid Kings and Pilgrimage
Iranians and the Role of Kūfa in their Conversion to Shiism
Shiite Jurisprudence and its Status in Islamic Religious Branches
Ash’arites and Establishment of the First Shiite City-State
The Historical Study of the Meaning of ‘anfusanā’ in Religious Literature
Current Issue: Volume 22, Issue 88, Autumn 2024, Pages 7-164 

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