Mission

To foster and disseminate high-quality knowledge across diverse disciplines, with a particular focus on Islamic studies, Arabic language and literature, social sciences, law, and economics.

Vision

To serve as a premier platform for scholars and researchers to engage in groundbreaking research, promote intellectual dialogue, and contribute to the advancement of human understanding.

Core Objectives

• Publish original research articles that make significant contributions to the existing body of knowledge in various fields.
• Facilitate the dissemination of research findings through a variety of channels, including conferences, workshops, and online platforms.
• Identify and address critical issues in contemporary society by proposing innovative and practical solutions.
• Nurture a new generation of researchers by providing mentorship and opportunities for professional development.
• Bridge the gap between experienced and emerging scholars by fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange.

Research Areas

• Quran and Usul al-Quran
• Hadith and Usul al-Hadith
• Fiqh and Usul al-Fiqh
• Arabic language, literature, and culture
• Religion, society, culture, history, and philosophy
• Law and justice
• Economics

Outcomes and Impact

• Enhance understanding and address critical issues in various fields of knowledge.
• Raise awareness and promote informed decision-making among policymakers and the general public.
• Contribute to the development of sound and effective policies that address real-world challenges.
• Empower emerging scholars to make meaningful contributions to their respective fields.
• Strengthen the intellectual infrastructure for academic research and knowledge production.
• Elevate the quality of education at the university level in Bangladesh.

Language

The journal will primarily publish in three languages: Bengali, English, and Arabic. Additional languages may be considered based on demand and relevance. Bengali will be given special emphasis as the journal is primarily aimed at a Bangladeshi audience.

Authors and Contributors

Scholars and researchers from all backgrounds, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, gender, nationality, or affiliation, are encouraged to submit their work for consideration. Particular emphasis will be placed on encouraging contributions from early-career researchers.

Journal Management

The journal will be managed by a governing body under the auspices of One to One School. The governing body will comprise a publisher, an editor-in-chief and advisors, an editor, and an editorial board. Each article will undergo preliminary screening by the editorial board and will then be reviewed by at least two experienced researchers. A maximum of five articles will be published per month. A biannual seminar will be held to discuss the published articles.