Translation Researches in the Arabic Language And Literature

Translation Researches in the Arabic Language And Literature

Translation Researches in the Arabic Language And Literature is an open-access, double-blind, peer-reviewed journal published by Allameh Tabataba’i University, the leading university in Humanities and Social Sciences in Iran. Translation Researches in the Arabic Language And Literature has been established to provide an intellectual platform for national and international researchers working on issues related to linguistics. The Journal was founded in as a response to quick advancements in linguistics and was dedicated to the publication of highest-quality research studies that report findings on issues of great concern to the profession of linguistics.

To allow for easy and worldwide access to the most updated research findings, the journal is set to be an open-access journal. Yet, the journal does not charge any fee for reviewing, processing, and publishing research papers from the authors or from the research institutes and organizations. All the mentioned processes for paper publication are sponsored by Allameh Tabataba’i University Press.  

This journal has obtained the scientific-research degree according to the license No. 3/18/63670 dated 06/July/2014 of the Commission of Scientific Journals of the country, and now it has the highest impact factor in the relevant subject and maintains its scientific research score. Approved by the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology.

In order to provide easy and universal access to the latest research findings, this journal has been established as an open-access journal. The journal receives 500,000 Tomans for judging articles and 1.000.000 Tomans for Printing. 

Non-Iranian Authors are free of charge.

The journal is published in both a print version and an online version.

In order to prepare and send the article, after carefully studying the authors section of the system, download the article structure file from the end of this section and prepare the article in this format and send it to the journal's office through the same system. The Journal is exempt from accepting articles that are outside this structure. It is mandatory to send the commitment and conflict forms signed by the authors along with the article.

The Magazine is Published in Cooperation with the Iranian Language and Arabic Literature Association (Rated B).

Current Issue: Volume 15, Issue 33, September 2025 

Keywords Cloud

  • translation
  • Translation Criticism
  • Antoine Berman
  • Arabic translation
  • equivalence
  • Criticism
  • Nahj al-Balagha
  • Quran
  • literary translation
  • Arabic
  • cultural elements
  • Newmark
  • translator
  • The Holy Quran
  • Ideology
  • Cognitive linguistics
  • Culture
  • Persian
  • Poetry translation
  • Persian language
  • Context
  • Garces model
  • Deforming tendencies
  • Catford
  • Translation of Quran
  • Arabic language
  • Recreation
  • Translation Strategies
  • Structure
  • persian literature
  • Proverb
  • short story
  • Holy Quran
  • Critical Discourse Analysis
  • Translation critique
  • Information structure
  • Semantics
  • translation of poetry
  • translation evaluation
  • Modulation
  • Peter Newmark
  • structuralism
  • proper names
  • Coherence
  • Linguistic context
  • Novel
  • Arabic literature
  • Conceptual metaphor
  • Naguib Mahfouz
  • Translation Studies
  • rhythm
  • Gideon Toury
  • Idioms
  • Badr Shakir al-Sayyab
  • definition
  • Sadegh Hedayat
  • Play
  • Evaluation of Translation
  • Mona Baker
  • Contemporary translations
  • André Lefevere
  • Khorramshahi
  • Arabic dubbing
  • Persian translation
  • taboo
  • Reza Ameri
  • Power
  • foreignization
  • Linguistic relativity
  • Carmen Garcés Model
  • Nizar Qabbani
  • literary criticism
  • Paraphrasing
  • Vinay and Darbelnet Model
  • balance
  • Linguistics
  • Intertextuality
  • Cultural categories
  • Rhetoric
  • Julian House
  • words
  • Poem translation
  • Collocation
  • Mohammad Dashti
  • The Holy Qur\'an
  • Hafez
  • symphony of the dead
  • Translation Assessment
  • narrative theory
  • Semantic and communicative translation
  • Skopos
  • Palestine
  • Khayyam\'s quatrains
  • Gottlieb
  • Carmen Garces model
  • Marzbannameh
  • Nahj al-Balaghah
  • Situational Context
  • Euphemism
  • music
  • symbol
  • Machine Translation
  • Adonis
  • Equivalent finding
  • discourse analysis
  • Khayyam Rubaiyat
  • Rewriting
  • Pragmatics
  • Ladmiral\'s Theory
  • Ivir
  • Poetry
  • target language
  • Forough Farrokhzad
  • The Holy Qur’an
  • Deconstructive trends
  • Imam Ali (pbuh)
  • Focalization
  • Standard language
  • Carmen Garces
  • Ahmad Musa
  • domestication
  • Meaning
  • Venuti
  • Gibran Khalil Gibran
  • Comparative Literature
  • Arabic grammar
  • Pierini
  • Abbas Maroufi
  • : Localization
  • s Theory
  • Subject and complement
  • adequacy and acceptability
  • Sufficiency Format
  • Jibraeil Al- Mokhalla
  • Sahifeh Sajjadieh
  • interrogation
  • Vine and Darlene
  • Component analysis
  • Sattar Jalilzadeh
  • De-familiarization
  • Even Zohar
  • Affairs
  • Leppihalme model
  • Jean-René Ladmiral
  • Symbols
  • Hafez\'s Poetry
  • Dehestani
  • External music
  • Al-Itirafat Novel
  • Irony and Simile
  • Qasr (\'shortness\')
  • Finding equivalents
  • necessity for mastery over the target and source languages
  • cognitive metaphor
  • Cinderellat Muscat
  • Parallel Texts
  • Image Schemas
  • Theory of Order
  • fluency
  • lambercht
  • Season of Migration to the North
  • specialized dictionaries
  • Conceptual relations
  • Tahereh Saffarzadeh
  • Ahmed Waeli
  • Lexis
  • Motif
  • Paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations
  • Grammar-Lexical Level
  • Lidded Mirrors
  • Magdalena Panek\'s Approach
  • Frankenstein in Baghdad
  • Impression and Adaptation
  • cognitive metaphors
  • Semantic Horizon
  • Farouk Gweda, Poem, Romanticism, Realism
  • Analysis of Translation
  • twelfth Prayer
  • House textual theory
  • Mohammad Dashtee
  • Akhavan
  • the most common errors in translation
  • Majedeh Al-Anani
  • Mozaffar al-Navvāb
  • external context
  • Cultural Filter
  • Scientific Collaboration
  • Garcés
  • Challenges of translation
  • Homonymy
  • Comparative proverbs
  • Narrative and dramatic texts
  • Mahmoud Dowlatabadi
  • cultural restrictions
  • Al-Faraj Bad al-Shedda
  • criticizing translation
  • Verbosity
  • Ahmad Safi Najafi
  • Translation Theories
  • Zootopia