The Women and Families Cultural-Educational

The Women and Families Cultural-Educational

  The Women and Families Cultural-Educational Journal  


Based on the latest review and ranking of the country's scientific Journals in the Islamic World Science Citation Database (ISC), the Scientific Women and Families Cultural-Educational Journal has been ranked Q1 in terms of quality.

  • Publisher: Imam Hussein University
  • Country: Iran
  • Start of publication: 2006
  • Credit of the journal: Scientific
  • Type of articles to be published: Research
  • Format: Print and Online
  • Frequency: Quarterly
  • Coverage: Educational cultural studies in the field of women and family
  • Language: Persian; including English abstracts
  • Type of peer-review: Double Blind Peer Review; two reviewers
  • Review time: 1 to 3 months approximately
  • Manual of style of the journal: APA 7th edition (2020)
  • Contact E-mail: cwfs@ihu.ac.ir
  • Article processing, publishing and judging charges: Free for review process and publication.
  • Type of license: CC BY
  • Type of access: Open Access (OA) 
  • Cooperation with the association: Iran Consulting Association

According to the letter No. 3/142918 dated 7/9/2012 of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology, the womens and family cultural and educational has a scientific-research degree. The main purpose of the scientific journal is to create a cultural and educational quarterly for women and the family, to create a platform and intellectual environment to share the latest scientific and research achievements (basic, developmental and applied) of professors,  researchers and students in the field of women and the family. Technical theoretical knowledge and movement on the border of knowledge and focus on issues to solve a key problem at the international, national, regional or institutional level.
Audience of the Journal: The audience of this Journal is made up of researchers, university faculty members, specialists in the fields of women's and family cultural education and related fields.

important points:

  1. Respected authors are requested to follow the format of the journal in order to speed up the review and judging process.
  2. Respecting the rules of ethics in journal , this journal is subject to the rules of the Committee on Ethics in journal  (COPE) and follows the executive regulations of the Law on Prevention and combating fraud in Scientific Works.
  3. All articles sent to this journal are reviewed by plagiarism software. Submitting the report of Samim Noor similarity check system or Irandak matching system is also necessary at the time of submitting the article. (Link to the guide to the plagiarism detector system)
  4. Also, please, when submitting the article (commitment form), (authors conflict of interest form) and the authors profile form must be signed by all authors and uploaded to the system
  5. Please read the instructions on how to investigate research violations and examples of research violations before submitting the article.

It is necessary to express our gratitude to all the respected members of the editorial board, responsible director, editor, internal manager, reviewers and distinguished authors of the journal who have been friends and colleagues and companions of the Journal in this regard.

As in the past, the journal is ready to accept and review the articles of respected professors and respected researchers.

Current Issue: Volume 21, Issue 75, Summer 2026 (Summer 2026) 

Semantic correlation of nature and chastity in the Holy Quran

Pages 173-194

Atena Bahadori, Hadis Rajabi, Ali KhakRangin

The meaning of "Tabarroj" according to the 33rd verse of the holy Quran surah Ahzab

Pages 195-214

javad sarkhosh, Seyede fateme Zahra Hoseini, hadis rajabi

The mediating role of wisdom in the relationship of hijab and mental health

Pages 215-233

Hosseini Seyedeh Asma, Seyedeh Fatemeh Mirmohammad

Keywords Cloud

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  • psychological capital
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  • Childbearing
  • personality traits
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  • qualitative research
  • forgiveness
  • social networks
  • content analysis
  • Emotion Regulation
  • attachment style
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  • mental health
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  • Islamic hijab
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  • motherhood
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  • Ilam
  • children\'s rights in Iran
  • Generational Belonging
  • Maternal gatekeeping
  • guardian’s permission
  • communication privacy
  • Islamic dress
  • cultural conflict
  • life style
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  • generation
  • family and child rearing
  • Educable Intellectual Disability
  • Restoration of virginity
  • Pattern
  • Women\'s Clothing
  • celebrities
  • employability
  • strong effects of family of origin
  • Temperament and Child Eating Behavior
  • Curriculum Scope
  • identity crisis in Iran
  • Qajar
  • self-management
  • the bill to support the culture of hijab and chastity
  • shame
  • sexual fidelity
  • Employee Attitudes
  • Islamic
  • Feminism
  • Quranic concepts
  • Family strengthening
  • parent-child interaction
  • gender role conflict
  • \" Parents\' divorce\"
  • Family Sustainability
  • Strengthening Family Foundation
  • sex
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  • behavioral disorder
  • managerial dimension
  • unemployment
  • Three and a half year children
  • mother-child interaction
  • Narrative Analysis
  • Childbearing motivation
  • consumption patterns
  • virtual media
  • \"education\"
  • window of opportunity