This magazine aims to publish interdisciplinary research on the Middle East, covering multiple fields from ancient to modern history, politics, economy, society, culture, language, literature, anthropology, sociology, geography, philosophy, and religion. The journal encourages scholars from different disciplines to submit research articles on the Middle East region, and also welcomes research comments on publications related to the Middle East. The goal of editors is to maintain a balance between modern social sciences and more traditional disciplines related to Middle East and Islamic studies in journal reporting. They welcome academic contributions to various aspects of the Middle East from the end of ancient civilization and the rise of Islam to today. The magazine also includes a strong review section that covers publications on all topics related to the Middle East. This includes a wide range of reference materials and literature, and is rarely consulted elsewhere.