Published by the Christian Center for Translation & Research · Cairo & London
Vox Arabica
A Journal of Arabic Christian Translation & Theological Studies
From the Editor
Vox Arabica was founded in the conviction that the Arabic language — one of the great classical tongues of civilization — deserves a living, rigorous, and faithful body of Christian theological literature. For too long, the Arabic-speaking Christian has had to look to translations of translations, abridgements, and summaries. No longer.
This journal is the scholarly companion to the Christian Center for Translation and Research. It publishes original research on translation methodology, reception history, textual criticism, and theological discourse — always with the conviction that rigour and faith are not in conflict, but are deepened by one another.
— Tomas Samuel, Editor-in-Chief · MMXXV
Current Volumes
Coming Soon
We are currently peer-reviewing submitted papers. The first issue is expected soon.
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Submission Criteria
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Submission Criteria
- ✦Original research not under review elsewhere
- ✦Word count: 4,000–12,000 words
- ✦Footnotes in Chicago author-date style
- ✦Arabic text with full diacritics (tashkeel)
- ✦Abstract of 150–250 words in Arabic and English
- ✦Peer review: double-blind, 6–8 weeks
Review Process
- 1Initial desk review (2 weeks)
- 2Double-blind peer review (6–8 weeks)
- 3Author revisions (if required)
- 4Final approval & publication
We welcome scholarly submissions in Arabic Christian theology, translation studies, and textual criticism.
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