Obtaining international profiles and A-ranking
With greetings and affection, and expressing my pleasure and joy, I would like to inform you that the monthly magazine Stylistics of Persian Poetry and Prose (Bahar Adab), which was awarded to me by the privilege of being the owner, has been promoted to the "A" rank in the evaluation of the publications of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology, by gaining the credibility of international and global indexes. This valuable position, after the grace of God, has been achieved due to the efforts of the editor and the members of the magazine's knowledgeable and diligent editorial board, as well as the valuable articles of the researchers who chose this magazine to publish their works. I congratulate the academic literary community of the country and wish for the continuation of these collaborations and the improvement of the quality and increase of the scientific standards of the monthly. Omid MajdContact Us
address: Tehran Post Box 1558-14665Email: info@bahareadab.com
About the Journal
The Journal of the Stylistic of Persian Poem and Prose (former Bahar-e-Adab) is an open-access monthly publication focusing on the specialized field of Persian prose and verse stylistics. Founded by Dr. Omid Majd, this private monthly magazine published its first issue in the autumn of 2008 and, with the valuable scientific credentials of esteemed members of the editorial board, as well as the rich and valuable articles submitted by distinguished researchers, it achieved a valuable scientific-research rating in the summer of 2009 after a year and a half. This journal follows the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and complies with the highest ethical standards by ethical laws. read more about this publication| Publication start year | 2008 |
| ISC Quartile | Q2 |
| ISC | 0.152 |
| Issue per year | 12 |
| Published articles in year | 180 |
| Acceptance rate (%) | 18.6 |
| Research papers | 1,916 |
| Article view | 3,845,983 |
| PDF download | 1,722,506 |
| No. of pages | 40,236 |
| No. of references | 30,656 |
Ibrahim Vashqani Farahani Associate Professor of Persian Language and Literature, Payame Noor University
The Strait of Hormuz is one of the most important waterways in the world, and in the recent imposed war against our dear homeland, its importance has increased even further. As a result, learning about the Strait of Hormuz and Hormuz Island has also become more appealing. In response to the demand for knowledge about this fascinating topic, a large volume of material is being produced and published from various perspectives, some of which pertains to toponymy. The toponymic studies about the Strait of Hormuz and Hormuz Island published these days are often poetic and emotional in nature, influenced by the heroic and patriotic atmosphere prevailing in our current times. This, from a functional standpoint, is positive; however, it should not replace scientific facts or distort them. The central theme of these emotional poeticizations is linking the name of the Strait of Hormuz to the name of the Iranian God, namely Ahuramazda. This connection is invalid. From the negative perspective, there is no doubt that the name of the Strait of Hormuz has no connection to the name of Ahuramazda; however, from the positive perspective, it is not accurately known what etymology the name of the Strait of Hormuz is derived from. Below, some considerations regarding the toponymy of the Strait of Hormuz and Hormuz Island are presented.
