Journal of Codicology and Manuscript Research
(In persian: Pizhūhish/hā-yi nuskhah/shināsī va taṣḥīḥ-i mutūn)

Journal of Codicology and Manuscript Research (In persian: Pizhūhish/hā-yi nuskhah/shināsī va taṣḥīḥ-i mutūn)

 

Number of Volumes 5
Number of Issues 9
Number of Articles 97
Number of Contributors 163
Article View 61,381
PDF Download 45,534
View Per Article 632.79
PDF Download Per Article 469.42
 
Number of Submissions 235
Accepted Submissions 101
Acceptance Rate 43
Time to Accept (Days) 57
Number of Indexing Databases 3
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The Journal of Codicology and Manuscript Research (JCMR)(In Persian: Pizhūhish/hā-yi nuskhah/shināsī va taṣḥīḥ-i mutūn) is an open-access, double-blind, peer-reviewed Journal publication by The Scientific Association of Manuscript Research and Codicology of IRAN.

This semiannual journal publishes original scientific articles, invluding research papers, review, short papers, case studies, methodologies, concepts, applications, and viewpoints about Codicology and Manuscript Research. For more detail, refer to the journal's scope

The journal adheres to the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and complies with the highest ethical standards in line with established publication laws. All submitted manuscripts are checked for similarity using Samim noor, Hamyab, and ithenticate software to ensure their authenticity, followed by rigorous peer review by expert reviewers. The authors and editors of the journal are careful about and avoid any conflict of interest in writing and publishing articles. (Declaration form) Authors should include the following statement at the end of their articles: All authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest.

 

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Journal Features

  • Publication Frequency: semiannual
  • Ministry of Science of IRAN Rank: International
  • Peer review Process: Double blind
  • Language: Persian (with English Abstract)
  • publication format: Print & Online
  • Access Type: Open access (full text available)
  • Article Processing Charges: Yes (see Journal APCs)
  • Correspondence:  For inquiries, contact the journal at Info@makhtootat.ir
  • For immediate assistance: Utilize the chat feature available at the bottom of this page.
  • When submitting an article, authors are required to provide complete and accurate details of their department, faculty, university, province, country, and ORCID ID in the author affiliation section.
  • It is not possible to change and update the affiliation after the publication of the article.
  • An ORCID research identifier is mandatory for all authors. If you do not have one, please obtain it here. (get ID)
  • The Journal follows APA Style for References, in all matters listed in the guidelines below. as detailed in the guidelines. For more information, refer to the instructions for referencing scientific publications. You can use tools like openl.io and similar ones for translating resources.
  • Authors must translate the entire list of references of their article into English and upload it to the journal's system.
  • With the aim of attracting a general audience in the scientific space and based on keywords, write a phrase of up to 15 words titled "Highlights" in Persian and English after the article's title on the article's abstract page.
  • They should also write the reference address of their article in the authors' information file in both Persian and English.
  • Author Last name, First initial. Middle initial. (Year Published). Title of article. Title of Periodical, Volume(Issue), page range. DOI

Permitted uses of artificial intelligence in article editing:

  • Grammar and readability control
  • Review of research literature
  • Image production or editing of artwork or visual abstract of the article for printing Analysis and processing of statistical data
    (with due observance of ethical principles of transparency and declaration of the use of artificial intelligence in each section)

 

  • Prohibition of the use of artificial intelligence:
    Citation of content created by artificial intelligence that lacks external reality, as well as analysis and writing of any part of the text and conclusions of a scientific article, are not permitted.


 

 

Current Issue: Volume 5, Issue 1 - Serial Number 9, March 2026 

Keywords Cloud

  • Manuscript
  • correction
  • manuscripts
  • codicology
  • stylistics
  • criticism
  • text correction
  • manuscript research
  • Critical Edition
  • Manuscriptology
  • Distortion
  • critique
  • textology
  • proofreading
  • Textual Criticism
  • Sufism
  • Hafez
  • Necessity of Correction
  • Jalaloddin Davani
  • Old translation of the Quran
  • Molla Ahmad Naraghi
  • \"Ferdowsi\"
  • Astan Quds Razavi library
  • animal motifs
  • writers
  • Commentary
  • critical edition of manuscript
  • Persian proseTayebehuddin Arzanjani
  • Abd-Al-Raḥmān Marāḡī
  • context
  • Historical Codicology
  • Linguistic diversity of medical manuscripts
  • Emad
  • literary and jurisprudential structure of Qurans
  • Kashan
  • critical parable study
  • new verses
  • Bahram and Golandam story
  • Mohammad Reza Shirazi
  • Seyyed Imran
  • riddle
  • ī Nishābūrī
  • debate
  • Folklore Literature
  • manuscripts of Qurans
  • \"Hosseini Razi\"
  • Mohammad Ali Shah Era
  • difficult words
  • scientific society
  • artistry
  • Gutley
  • ؛ e Tabrizi
  • the historical epic
  • 7th century
  • Abdul Aziz bin Nasir al-Samarqandi
  • ؛ amā va Loghaz؛ Manouchehr Badi´
  • Mohammad Sadegh Nami Isfahani
  • The textual analysis
  • History
  • Salmi
  • manuscription
  • Crowdfunding
  • Persian poetry
  • barkham
  • Armaghan Asefi
  • Andarz
  • margin writing
  • Marriage certificate
  • style
  • Tarikh Gitigosha
  • Khalvati Tabrizi
  • Heydari\'s history
  • Khaghani
  • \"th14 century prose and poet\"
  • Shahnameh
  • Persian Gulf
  • Mongol
  • Jame al-Maqamat
  • Sufism in the subcontinent
  • Manuscripts. style
  • semantics
  • Word registration error
  • Sufi texts
  • anthology
  • Ālī, Persian manuscripts, manuscript comparison, text restoration, Indian style
  • Doroodbashi
  • \"Arbaeen-Nevisi\"
  • \"Umm al-kitab\"
  • Nisab al-Sabian
  • Tayebehuddin Arzanjani
  • Khalil-e Zargar Rashti
  • Tariqat-e-Kubaruyeh
  • Fotowwatnameh
  • Vahid Dastgardi
  • Al Basāer Va AlNazāer
  • Basiri Khorasani
  • Mahbūb al-Qulūb
  • \"Alfi&‌rsquo
  • Manuscripts of Iranian libraries
  • emendation
  • Muhammad Ibn Hossein Ma\'ini
  • Jamshidname
  • s manuscript 2051
  • \" Ottoman\"
  • Codicology, Niʿmat Khān &‌lsquo
  • Bakhrazi
  • Mavlutnameh
  • Safavid era painting
  • Abu Mekhnaf
  • background music
  • Babajan Qazvini
  • Riyahi
  • Hafez Shirazi
  • Me&‌rsquo
  • right to divorce
  • Junonul-Majanint
  • Amendement
  • Sayeh
  • Research and Corrcting
  • faghih kermani
  • translated manuscripts
  • Archery
  • poem
  • Jafari Al &‌‌ndash
  • Majles-ara
  • Revenue and Expenditure Instruction of Hamedan and Qaraguzlu
  • Genology
  • Mir Heydar Hosseini Razi
  • love
  • Al -Sharara
  • travel book. Bostan al-Sayah
  • waiting horizon
  • Jami&‌rsquo
  • Qeyṣarī \'s Commentary
  • Literature Traditions
  • Medical manuscripts of the Qajar period
  • Chishtiyyah
  • authenticity of manuscripts
  • ancient texts&‌‌rdquo
  • handwritten
  • Mir Mohammad Qasem Asir Varamini
  • poetry and poetry
  • Islamic Civilization
  • Amir al-Mu\'minin Ali (a.s.)
  • Persian unknown words
  • Attached Verses
  • \" iran\"
  • Sanai\'s Qit&‌‌‌‌‌lsquo
  • Persian Prose
  • author
  • Asia Minor
  • Baldshweiler
  • Mutamid al-Dawlah
  • poetry
  • Masnavi commentary&‌‌rdquo
  • Fereydun
  • Jamal al-Din Mohammad bin Abd al-Razzaq Esfahani &‌‌‌lsquo
  • Banaei Heravi
  • Ashraf Jahangir Semnani
  • poetry collections&‌‌rdquo
  • Painting
  • Entekhab Muntakhab
  • Sheikh Bahāʾi
  • ؛ amā؛ Matlōb al-Ahbāb؛ Holale Motarraz dar Fann-e Mo´
  • Moinuddin Ahmad
  • Qadiriyya
  • Reader-centered Approach
  • Introduction
  • annotations
  • Cheshtiyya
  • visual cues
  • Diwan
  • Siyar al-Mulūk
  • Aljavāhir Li- Maserrat-ul-Khavātir
  • Arithmetic
  • Comprehensive Introduction to Hafez\'s Divan
  • Dabir alam
  • Holy Qur\'an
  • Qawamuddin Sanjani
  • cultural infrastructure
  • style of the Timuri period
  • translation of Henrieh
  • Masnavi-yi Ma\'navi
  • Plagiarism
  • review
  • \"Ahmad Rumi\"
  • \". \"Haft Peykar\"
  • Zolal al-Safa
  • coordinates
  • Fazl bin Mohib Nishaburi
  • Punjab University
  • description of Asma al-Hosna
  • Critical revision
  • Zandiyeh
  • contextual correction
  • Museyyeb-Nāmeh
  • exegetical coucils
  • Bada\'i al-Sana\'i
  • &‌‌ldquo
  • Indian Subcontinent