Social Theories of Muslim Thinkers

Social Theories of Muslim Thinkers

Social Theories of Muslim Thinkers

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Number of Volumes 16
Number of Issues 40
Number of Articles 312
Number of Contributors 456
Article View 415,619
PDF Download 285,488
View Per Article 1332.11
PDF Download Per Article 915.03
 
Number of Submissions 929
Rejected Submissions 426
Rejection Rate 46
Accepted Submissions 267
Acceptance Rate 29
Time to Accept (Days) 204
Time to Publish (After Acceptance) (Days) 67
Number of Indexing Databases 31
Number of Reviewers 560

 

Social Theories of Muslim Thinkers (JSTMT) is a peer-reviewed quarterly Persian scientific journal published by University of Tehran

 

General Informations of the Journal of Social Theories of Muslim Thinkers

Country of publication: Iran
Publisher: University of Tehran
ISSN: Printed: 5240-2538 Online: 3216-2783
Article access status: Open access
Print status: Printed and Electronic
Article acceptance rate: 28 %
Publication period: Quarterly
Language: Persian (English abstract)
Specialized field: Sociology (interdisciplinary)
Impact coefficient in ISC (Islamic World Science Citation Database): 0.209
Type of review: Closed review and at least 2 reviewers for each article
Average time period for initial review: Less than 4 days
Average time period for the review process: At least 4 weeks
Referral fee and Publication: Free for foreign authors

Most Visited Articles
A Benchmark Policy Model In The Implementation of Gender Justice Based On The Intellectual System of Ayatollah Khamenei
The Evolution of the Veiling Discourse from the Constitutional Revolution to the End of Pahlavi I Era (1906 - 1941)
A Different Reviewing of Islamic Social Sciences: The Field of Concepts
Essential Principles for Reviving the Ideal Ummah in the Exegetical Thought of Sayyid Jamal al-Din al-Asad Abadi
A Comparative Study of Human Communication in Habermas’s Civil Society and Al-Farabi’s Madinah Fazilah (the Ideal City)
Jihad and Resistance: The Strategy of Seyyed Ali Tabatabei in Facing Colonialism
The Distinction Of The Political Approach From The Philosophical Approach To The Concept Of Westernization In The Thought Of Al-Ahmad And Shaygan
Current Issue: Volume 16, Issue 1, Winter 2026 

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