Namaeh Farhangistan

Namaeh Farhangistan

It informs the respected authors that Nama Farhangistan magazine will be published bimonthly from 1403.

Respected authors can submit their articles in the following topics:

grammar, comparative literature, literary research, vocabulary studies, Iranian languages ​​and dialects, subcontinent, Asia Minor, lexicography, Persian language education, Islamic revolution literature, Phonetics and Phonology of Iranian Languages

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The Academy's letter is published in cooperation with the Association for the Promotion of Persian Language and Literature of Iran with a grade of (B).

Average initial review time: 10 days
Average review time for articles: 3 months
Type of review: Two-way anonymous
Allowed percentage of similarity in articles: 15%
Latest evaluation rank (ISC): Q4
Impact factor: 0.043

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The journal receives 300,000 Tomans for refereeing articles and 300,000 Tomans for printing articles. Authors should deposit their amount to IR420100004001003103004797 and deposit ID 364003174101022008866228586256.

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Correspondent of the magazine: namehfarhangestan@gmail.com

Address of the journal office: Shahid Haqqani highway, National Library exit, Dr. Hassan Habibi Boulevard, Persian Language and Literature Academy. Postal code: 1538633111

Website: www.apll.ir

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