Latest Research in Islamic Studies and History

Top Research Topics in Islamic Studies and History

• Indian and Buddhist Studies — 38 papers
• Islamic Studies and History — 21 papers
• Asian Studies and History — 11 papers
• Education and Islamic Studies — 7 papers
• Translation Studies and Practices — 7 papers
• Biblical Studies and Interpretation — 6 papers
• Chinese history and philosophy — 6 papers
• Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies — 6 papers
• Indian History and Philosophy — 6 papers
• Medieval and Classical Philosophy — 6 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Beyond Aesthetics: religio-political frames and the legitimation of art amid ideological contestation
2. Jeremiad chants of bellyache
3. The term Islam in the Ottoman Chancery
4. Partial Practical Secularization from Below as a Soft Yet Unhappy Process
5. Sustaining cultural identities for sustainable development: Meru naming practices and social labels
6. Praise poetry in Zimbabwe: Forms, contexts and ritual communication in chiShona and isiNdebele
7. “Calcutta weighs upon my chest, a cruel stone”: The individual and the public in Bengali urban poetry of the 1960s–1980s
8. The term Islam in the Ottoman Chancery
9. Everyday Peace at the Border: Kinship, Moral Economy, and Local Mediation in Rote Ndao's Interfaith Tolerance
10. Echoes of Deuteronomy 6:5 in Two Pre-Islamic Arabic Inscriptions (Paleo-Arabic) from Northwest Arabia
11. A large-scale corpus of religious radio broadcast transcripts from webstream recordings in the United States
12. "God's Helpers": On the Diachrony and Becoming of Anṣār Allāh Ideology
13. Global Kalam Strategic Framework (GKSF): Universal KPI Research Workbook Governance and Validation Edition
14. Tewdwr: Eponymous Ancestor of the Tudor Dynasty
15. Why Did Paul Write to the Galatians? Galatians 4.20 and Paul’s Epistolary Strategy
16. "God's Helpers": On the Diachrony and Becoming of Anṣār Allāh Ideology
17. Healing, Heritage and Cultural Sustainability: Traditional Healers in Minangkabau Society
18. Healing, Heritage and Cultural Sustainability: Traditional Healers in Minangkabau Society
19. “Fungible Freedoms: A Spiritual Economy of Raiding, Captivity and Ransoming in the Medieval Mediterranean”
20. Taqrib Diagnostic–Decision Model (TDDM): A KPI-Governed Research Workbook for Islamic Intra-Faith Rapprochement