Digital Islamic Humanities

Digital Islamic Humanities

Dear Researchers in the field of information technology (IT) and Islamic Studies and humanities 

In line with its mission, Computer Research Center of Islamic Sciences (also known as Noor Center) has decided to publish a bi-quarterly journal of digital Islamic studies and humanities. This scientific research journal is published with the approach of expanding and deepening research in fields related to the interdisciplinary field of information technology (IT) and Islamic studies and humanities. This journal is planning to respond to the basic needs of the scientific and elite community in the field of digital Islamic studies and humanities.

In this journal, attention will be paid to those researches that use the technologies of artificial intelligence, data mining, text mining and natural language processing, and seek to make religious knowledge more efficient in the face of new needs and questions in the field of Islamic studies and humanities.

One of the goals of the Journal is to introduce the new findings of the researchers of digital Islamic studies and humanities to scientific, national and international forums, as well as support their researches and establish a communication network among researchers.

Bi-Quarterly Journal of Digital Islamic Studies and Humanities invites all professors and researchers related to the proposed topics of the Journal, which are described in detail in the Perspective Section, to submit their scientific works and researches to achieve the goals of this bi-quarterly journal.

 

Journal Title: Digital Islamic Studies and Humanities (DISAH)

Persian TItle: ̒Ulūm-i Islāmī va insānī-i dījītāl

Country of Publication: Iran, Qom.

Owner: Research Center for Digital Islamic Studies and Humanities (RCDISH)

Publisher: Computer Research Center for Islamic Sciences (Noor)

Supporting Scientific Association: Virtual Space Studies Association of the Qom Seminary

Scientific Field: Humanities

Subfield: Information Science and Knowledge Studies

Scope and Subject Areas: Digital Islamic Studies, Digital Humanities, Data Mining, Networked Information, Digital Knowledge Management, Information Technology

Academic Rank: Specialized Scientific Journal

Director-in-Charge: Dr. Mohammad Hosein Bahrami

Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Behrouz Minaei-Bidgoli

Peer Review Policy: Double anonymous peer review

Primary Review: Approximately 10 days

Average Review Process Duration: 2–6 months (minimum of two reviewers)

Acceptance Rate: 36% (2024)

Publication Frequency: Biannual

Language: Persian (with Persian and English abstracts)

Journal Type: Specialized Academic Journal

Article Types: Research Articles and Review Articles

Publication Format: Electronic and Print

Access Policy: Free Full-Text Access

Print ISSN: 3116-0832

Electronic ISSN: 3116-0662

Citation Style: APA

Telephone: +98-25-32120370 (Mondays, 08:00–12:00)

Journal Website: https://disah.inoor.ir/

Email: disah@inoor.ir

Article Processing Charges (APC): None

Publication Fee: Free of Charge

Copyright Policy

The journal Digital Islamic Studies and Humanities (DISAH) follows the international Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY). Copyright remains with the authors, who retain full ownership of their published works.

Open Access Policy

All articles published in Digital Islamic Studies and Humanities (DISAH) are freely accessible under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) License.

This is an open access journal which means that all content is freely available without charge to the user or his/her institution. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author. This is in accordance with the BOAI definition of open access.

Publication Ethics

The journal adheres to the principles, guidelines, and best practices established by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and complies with national regulations concerning the prevention of academic misconduct and scientific fraud.

Plagiarism Screening Policy

All submitted manuscripts are screened for similarity and potential plagiarism using the SamimNoor Similarity Detection System (samimnoor.ir) before entering the peer-review process.

Repository policy

The Digital Journal of Islamic and Humanities Studies permits authors to deposit both the accepted manuscript version and the final published version of their articles, without any time embargo, in institutional repositories, subject-based repositories, personal websites, and other reputable scholarly repositories, provided that full citation is given to the original publication of the article in this journal.

Important Notes for Authors

The journal does not charge any fees for manuscript review, acceptance, or publication. Reproduction and redistribution of published materials are permitted provided that proper citation of the original source is given.

In accordance with the requirements of the National Commission for Scientific Journals, all authors are required to register and display a valid ORCID iD and provide an official university or institutional email address. Authors are therefore requested to obtain an ORCID identifier and an academic/institutional email account before submitting their manuscripts.

Authors should carefully determine and enter the order of authorship during manuscript submission. The submitted order will be considered final and will be reflected in the published article. Requests for modification of authorship order after publication cannot be accommodated by the journal.

Submission Guidelines

Authors intending to submit manuscripts should consult the Author Guidelines section of the journal website, download the required forms and templates, and prepare their submissions in accordance with the journal’s formatting and submission requirements.

Current Issue: Volume 2, Issue 3, April 2026 

Keywords Cloud

  • artificial intelligence
  • Digital Humanities
  • Natural Language Processing
  • Information Technology
  • Machine Learning
  • Deep Learning
  • Artificial intelligence (AI)
  • Transcendent Theosophy
  • text mining
  • Opportunities
  • Hadith Studies
  • Digital Islamic Studies
  • Digital Islamic Sciences
  • AI Challenges
  • Research Standards
  • Artificial intelligence in humanities
  • weaknesses
  • new technologies
  • Sanad Evaluation
  • Islamic historiography
  • Multi-label classification
  • Islamic Studies
  • Uncertainty in the Narrator
  • Data protection management system
  • Qur&‌‌‌rsquo
  • stemming engine
  • LSTM
  • Governance
  • Arabic stemmer
  • AI-Driven Strategies
  • AI Ethics
  • Islamic Manuscripts
  • strengths
  • Certainty of issuance
  • Quran
  • Process modeling of issuance determination
  • Islamic Republic of Iran
  • statistical stylometry
  • Morphological and Syntactic analysis
  • ḥadīth history
  • Talent management
  • Dirayah al-Noor Software
  • Islamic Epistemology
  • Digital Islamic and Humanities Studies
  • transmitter lifespan estimation
  • Critical Thinking
  • smart governance
  • Religions
  • anic text mining
  • Subject Dictionaries of Philosophy
  • anic Analysis
  • Presential knowledge
  • sheikh and student
  • Science of Rijāl
  • Futures studies
  • Software
  • Narrator Uncertainty
  • Ṣadr al-Mutaʾallihīn (Mulla Ṣadrā)
  • Justice in Technology
  • Shīʿī rijāl
  • Arabic natural language processing
  • Research
  • sensitive personal data
  • Jurisprudential Ijtihād
  • Cognitive Bias
  • Data Science
  • Digital library
  • digitalization and humanities research
  • Content Processing
  • Cross-lingual Semantic Similarity
  • Islamophobia
  • Isnād reconstruction
  • Digital Human
  • Methodology of Ijtihad
  • Principles relating to processing of personal data
  • the Holy Quran website
  • Identity
  • Historical Methodology
  • Accuracy and Algorithmic Bias
  • philosophy of mind
  • Qur&‌‌rsquo
  • Supreme Leader&‌rsquo؛ s Statements
  • Value-Based Islamic Policy-Making
  • Ijtihad Algorithm
  • Word2vec
  • Challenges
  • Semantic Databases
  • Knowledge Localization
  • Library
  • Siamese Network
  • computer tools
  • verifications
  • Natural Language Processing (NLP)
  • Philosophical Critique
  • Intelligent Processing of Islamic Content
  • Machine Inference
  • Tf-idf
  • Jurisprudential Issue
  • ḥadīth relational graphs
  • Public documents
  • stemmer engine
  • information science
  • human resource management
  • Consciousness
  • Computer-Based Coding
  • Digitization of Historical Documents
  • Conceptual model
  • digital literature
  • Computational Linguistics
  • Topic Sameness
  • Historical Heritage
  • Technology Ethics
  • recruitment
  • Postcolonialism
  • Transmitter identification
  • Arabic Stemming
  • data security
  • anic Semantic Analysis
  • Transformer
  • Othering
  • Systematic review
  • Syntactic and Semantic Structure
  • John Searle
  • religious education
  • Problem Solving
  • Clarification jihad
  • Cognitive Defense
  • mechanization of humanities
  • Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI)
  • Digital Political Human
  • Political Human
  • conceptual search
  • Surahs\' Structured-ness
  • Qur\'anic Translation
  • Digital Games
  • Automatic Word Alignment
  • Marketing communications
  • Digitization
  • Transparency in Artificial Intelligence
  • Bibliometrics
  • text analysis
  • anic Natural Language Processing
  • Multilingual Qur&‌‌‌rsquo
  • Customer engagement
  • Digital Governance
  • Artificial Intelligence Governance
  • big data analytics
  • Arabic-English
  • balance between digital and analog in research
  • Threats
  • Cultural Heritage
  • digital hermeneutics
  • Supervisory Framework
  • Arabic
  • Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI)
  • Digital authentication
  • Artificial intelligence technologies
  • Personal data processing
  • Algorithmic Bias
  • thematic classification
  • Pseudonymization
  • research challenges in the digital age
  • Religious ethics
  • distant reading
  • Class Stratum Continuum
  • Topic Modeling
  • Ethical Requirements in Technology