The 52nd issue of the peer-reviewed quarterly journal Islam and Social Studies (affiliated with the Islamic Sciences and Culture Academy) has been published in the fields of social theorizing, comparative studies of religion and society, and empirical sociology, and is now available to scholars and researchers.
Islam and Social Studies, under the proprietorship of the Islamic Sciences and Culture Academy, the managing directorship of Dr. Najaf Lakzaee (Professor at Baqir al-Olum University), and the editorship-in-chief of Dr. Hamid Parsania (Professor at the University of Tehran), along with an editorial board comprising the most prominent professors and experts in the social sciences and Islamic studies, has provided a platform for academic discourse and the production of indigenous knowledge.
Themes and Article Titles of this Issue:
Adopting a multidisciplinary approach, this issue covers a spectrum ranging from Quranic perspectives on the social sphere to discussions in the philosophy of technology and empirical analyses of religiosity:
- Structures of Social Solidarity from the Perspective of the Noble Quran (Mohammadmahdi Firoozmehr)
- Exploring the Conceptual Framework of Social Principles and Human Interactions in a Behavioral System Based on the Noble Quran (Jafar Torkzadeh; Zahra Najafi; Rahmatullah Marzooqi; Jafar Jahani; Masoumeh Mohtaram)
- An Analysis of the Challenge of Divisiveness (Tafriqah) in the Prophetic Society and Strategies for Its Management: With a Focus on Surah At-Tawbah (Khadije Borhani Kodehi; Abdalkarim Bahjatpour; Esmaeel Cheraghi Kotiani)
- From Moral Recommendation to Jurisprudential Obligation: A Comparative Analysis of Jonas’s Ethics of Responsibility and Shia Jurisprudence in the Face of Destructive Technologies (Fateme Helali; Hamid Parsania)
- Sacred Solidarity and Agency Hope in the Ramadan War: A Socio-Religious Analysis of Iranians’ Field Action (Saeed Soleimani; Shamsollah Mariji)
- The Role of the Formal Educational System in Cultural Development with an Approach to Islamic Sources (Mohammad Kawsari; Abbas Shafiee)
- Religiosity as a Process of Active Adaptation: An Analysis of Value Conflict Management Strategies Among Female Students Based on Schwartz’s Theory of Values (A Qualitative Study at Islamic Azad University, Isfahan Branch) (Zahra Abyar; Javad Yaar Ali; Erfaneh Mohammadzadeh)
Professors, researchers, and those interested in fundamental and applied studies of Islam and society can visit the journal’s website to view the abstracts and full articles in Persian, and to download the electronic version of this issue:
