Publication Frequency

Publication Frequency for the Azimuth: Journal of Islamic Astronomy

Azimuth: Journal of Islamic Astronomy (referred to as "the Journal") is published on a regular basis to ensure timely dissemination of research findings and contributions to the fields of Islamic Astronomy. Our publication frequency is as follows:

1. Frequency: The Journal is published biannualy, releasing new issues four times a year.

2. Issue Schedule: Our publication schedule follows a regular quarterly cycle:

• Issue 1: Published in January.
• Issue 2: Published in July.

3. Online Access: All articles published in the Journal are made available online immediately upon publication, ensuring that readers, researchers, and scholars have prompt access to the latest research in the fields of Islamic Astronomy.

4. Print Copies: The Journal may also offer print copies of each issue upon request, providing a tangible format for those who prefer traditional print publications.

5. Special Issues: Occasionally, the Journal may publish special issues or thematic collections that focus on specific topics or emerging areas of interest within our scope. These special issues may have separate publication schedules and will be announced in advance.

Our commitment to quarterly publication allows us to maintain a consistent flow of high-quality research articles, reviews, and contributions to our readers and the academic community. We encourage authors, researchers, and scholars to submit their work for consideration, and we look forward to sharing valuable knowledge and insights in the fields of Islamic Astronomy with our readers.