A journal about Sudan

A specialized journal concerned with tribal studies in various fields of social sciences. It focuses specifically on the reality of Islam and Muslims in non-Arab tribal paths, and works on:

- Islamic education in Sudan - Arabism in Sudan - The spread of Islam in Sudan - The establishment of Sufi orders and the Islamic call in Sudan - The historical context of Muslim societies in Sudan and their impact on Muslim communities - The relationship between Sudan and the Islamic world, and its social, cultural, and economic connections - The academic institutions that work within the scope of tribal studies in Sudan

The journal is published twice a year, and Arabic is its primary language. Some issues are published in French and English.

The journal publishes research from distinguished professors and specialists in the field of research. The author of the research is provided with a copy of the journal and a discount of twenty copies of his work.

The journal publishes contemporary references for academic research in the field of tribal studies in Sudan, in addition to bibliographical work.

The author is required to provide a descriptive biography, his research, its subject, and its current context. The research must not have been previously published in any journal or book, whether in full or in summary.

On the other hand, the journal's editorial board has the right to publish the research. The research committee issues a decision regarding the research within three weeks of its submission.

The journal requires the authors to cite the sources of the research they publish.

(The research published in the journal is between 100-150 pages)

The research must be continuous and have a clear introduction, and the pages must be numbered. The research must be free of any grammatical errors. The author must also avoid any ambiguity in the text, and the research must be presented in a clear and concise manner. The research must be accompanied by charts, tables, and illustrations in separate pages. The research must be numbered with a continuous numbering of pages, and the size of the pages may vary.

By: Abd Al-Rahman

- Editor-in-Chief