Ebn-Almoqaffa in Narrative and Poetry (Formerly known as Quarterly of Arabic Language and Literature

Ebn-Almoqaffa in Narrative and Poetry (Formerly known as Quarterly of Arabic Language and Literature

Ebn-Almoqaffa in Narrative and Poetry (Formerly known as Quarterly of Arabic Language and Literature

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Issue 2
Summer 2026, Pages 121-245
Issue 1
Spring 2026, Pages 1-120

Memorandum of Agreement Between Iranian Regional Studies Association and Ebn-Almoqaffa in Narrative and Poetry 

 

  • Journal Title: Ebn-Almoqaffa in Narrative and Poetry 
  • Country of Publication: Iran
  • Type of Journal: Academic/Scholarly
  • Date of First Publication: 2005
  • Frequency: Quarterly
  • Language: Arabic(Abstracts in English)
  • Scope: Narrative and Poetry
  • Article Processing Charges: Iranians: 6000,000 Rials؛ Non-Iranians: Free of charge
  • Open Access: Yes
  • Indexed & Abstracted: Yes
  • Review Process: Double blind peer review 
  • Plagiarism Screening : iThenticate
  • Review Time: Four Months Approximately
  • Contact & Submission e-mail: https://jal-lq.ut.ac.ir/
  • Copyright : Creative Commons license (CC BY-NC 4.0)
  • Open Access: Yes (This journal is an open-access publication, and researchers may freely download the full-text PDF of articles from the journal’s website.)

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The lexical level in “The Astringent Taste of Persimmon” by Zoya Pirzad and “The Death of a Swan” by Haifa Bitar in light of Lycaf’s theory
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Analysis of five speech acts in Faliha Hassan's poetry based on Searles theory
The Implicit shame Model in the novel Cities of Salt by Abdul Rahman Munif )In light of cultural criticism)
Manifestations of loss in the Omani novel “Dilshad” by Bushra Khalfan as a model
Mr. Muhammad Ali Al-Adnani, a stylistic study in his collection, Shahid Al-Ibaa (the image level as an example)
Negative ambiguity among prose poets (Adonis, Unsee Al-Haj, and Yousef Al-Khal as samples)
Current Issue: Volume 22, Issue 2, Summer 2026, Pages 121-245 

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