Tag: Islamic epistemology

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Islamic Research Methodology & Human Sciences: Issue 28

Publication of Issue 28 of the Quarterly Journal of “Research Methodology in the Human Sciences”: Examining the Intersection of Islamic Epistemology and Modern Research Methods

Issue 28 of the Quarterly Journal of Research Methodology in the Human Sciences (Autumn 2025 and Winter 2026) has been published, comprising 140 pages. By presenting a comprehensive collection of theoretical, philosophical, and applied articles, this issue reflects current approaches within academic circles regarding methodological challenges and the development of Islamic research methodology and the […]

Islam Within: Exploring Its Spiritual Teachings

Book Review — Islam Within: Exploring Its Spiritual Teachings

Featured Publication RISE: Second Pilot Issue 📄 View PDF Issue 🔗 Issue Overview Page   “There is so much being written today that concerns the social, political and economic aspects of Islam, to the extent that the spiritual teachings at the heart of the Islamic tradition is often forgotten. The present book renders a great […]

A Study of the Foundations of Islamic Human Sciences

A Study of the Nature, Rationale, and Methodology of Islamic Human Sciences

Featured Publication RISE: Second Pilot Issue 📄 View PDF Issue 🔗 Issue Overview Page By Ayatullah Ali-Akbar Rashad Introduction This essay examines the meaning, necessity, and methodological foundations of Islamic human sciences as articulated in the thought of Āyatullāh Dr. ʿAlī-Akbar Rashād. It argues that the human sciences are not merely descriptive disciplines but also […]

Zehn epistemology journal

Publication of the 102nd Issue of Zehn (Mind) Epistemology Journal

The 102nd issue of the peer-reviewed quarterly Zehn (Mind), Vol. 26 (2025), has been published in Persian by the Research Institute for Islamic Culture and Thought. Since its establishment in 2000, it has been the only specialized journal of epistemology in Iran. Adopting an academic and comparative perspective, the journal revisits and develops the foundations […]

Scholaria Contributions 1