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CIJAR Cordoba International Journal of
Academic Research

A quarterly, open-access, peer-reviewed journal published by Wexgrand Academic Press

CIJAR publishes original research from every discipline and gives researchers, academicians, professionals and students a place to share their work with readers worldwide, free of charge.

  • Free to publishNo submission or publication fees
  • Open accessFree to read under CC BY 4.0
  • Double-blind reviewEvery paper reviewed by subject experts
  • Plagiarism checkedTurnitin, similarity up to 10%
  • CertificateIssued to every published author
  • Your copyrightAuthors keep full rights to their work

Journal details

Title
Cordoba International Journal of Academic Research (CIJAR)
ISSN
Not yet assigned
Frequency
Quarterly
Publisher
Wexgrand Academic Press A division of Wexgrand Private Limited
First issue
January 2026
Subject
Multidisciplinary
Responsible person
Ahammed Manzoor K, Director
Languages
English, Arabic
Format
Online, open access
Publisher address
No. 4/461, Suite No. 1331, Valamkottil Towers, Thrikkakara, Ernakulam, Kerala – 682021, India
Publisher website
wexgrand.com

Now accepting papers

for Volume 2, Issue 1 (Jan – Mar 2027)

We're building the first issue now. If you have an original paper in any field, we'd like to read it.

Current issue
Vol. 1, Issue 4 (Oct – Dec 2026)
Theme
Multidisciplinary research
Review
Double-blind peer review
Fees
None, at any stage
First decision
Usually 4–6 weeks

A journal is only useful if good work can get in, and anyone can get it out.

About the journal

CIJAR publishes original research four times a year, online and open to all. It is multidisciplinary by design, so a paper on Islamic jurisprudence, one on machine learning and one on classroom practice can share an issue, as long as each is rigorous and original. It is published by Wexgrand Academic Press (a division of Wexgrand Private Limited).

The name comes from Córdoba, a medieval city whose libraries brought together scholars from many traditions and fields.

What we set out to do

  • Judge every paper on its merits, through double-blind review.
  • Keep research free to read, under CC BY 4.0.
  • Never charge authors to submit or publish.
  • Put different disciplines in conversation.
  • Give authors useful feedback, even when the answer is no.
  • Hold authors, reviewers and editors to the same ethical rules.
  • Keep a permanent, citable record of everything we publish.

Recent publications

  1. Vol. 1, Issue 4Pages 389–414

    Dynamic Phonological Re-Grouping (DPR): An AI-Driven Framework for Real-Time Intra-Lesson Scaffolding in Teaching at the Right Level (TaRL) Classrooms

    Mustapha Bayaro
    Research Scholar
    Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto
    Nigeria
    Philip Abayomi Olorunfemi
    Research Scholar
    Department of English Language Education, Lakeside University College, Zambia,
    Nigeria
    Read article PDF
  2. Vol. 1, Issue 4Pages 363–388

    Countering Digital Displacement: Evaluating A I-Enhanced Curriculum Studies Education through Philip’s Theory of Academic Performance Decline

    Philip Abayomi Olorunfemi
    Research Scholar
    Department of English Language Education, Lakeside University College, Zambia; Alezdihar Language Institute Saudi Arabia
    Nigeria
    Sameer Abubakar Bagudo
    Research Scholar
    Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto
    Nigeria
    Read article PDF
  3. Vol. 1, Issue 4Pages 342–362

    From Arabic Devotional Heritage to Malabar Poetics: Prophetic Representation and Vernacularization in Kunhayin Musliyar’s Nūl Madḥ

    Muhammed Nihad K
    BSc Psychology, Hadith and Related Sciences
    Sfadc Odamala Affiliated to Darul Huda Islamic University
    India
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  4. Vol. 1, Issue 4Pages 320–341

    Ideological Infiltration and the Unschooled Mind: A Discursive Analysis of Recruitment Vulnerabilities among Never-Been-to-School Youth in Northern Nigeria

    Philip Abayomi Olorunfemi
    Research Scholar
    Department of English Language Education, Lakeside University College, Zambia; Alezdihar Language Institute Saudi Arabia
    Nigeria
    Umar Garba
    Research Scholar
    Federal College of Education Gidan Madi, Sokoto State
    Nigeria
    Read article PDF

Article types

Lengths are in words, excluding references. The bars put all four on one scale.

Research articles

New findings, data or theory from original research.

3,000–8,000 words

Review articles

Critical surveys that map a literature and show where it should go next.

4,000–10,000 words

Short communications

Early results, a focused argument or a timely observation.

1,500–3,000 words

Book reviews

Critical assessments of recent academic books.

800–2,000 words

About indexing: CIJAR is a new journal and is not yet listed in any indexing database. We will only say a listing exists once it does, and we encourage authors to check any journal's indexing claims directly with the indexing service.

What happens to your paper

A first decision usually takes 4–6 weeks, and publication follows within 6–10 weeks of submission. See the full procedure.

  1. First look

    An editor checks scope, format and originality, and replies with a tracking code.

  2. Peer review

    At least two experts assess the paper without knowing who wrote it.

  3. Revision

    You respond to the reviewers' comments, point by point.

  4. Decision

    The editor accepts or declines, and always explains why.

  5. Publication

    Your copy-edited article goes live, with a certificate for every author.

Common questions

Can't find your answer? Contact the editors.

Do I need an institutional affiliation?

No. Faculty, research scholars, postgraduate students, independent researchers and practitioners can all submit. Papers are judged on their content alone.

How should I prepare my manuscript?

Send a Word file (.doc or .docx) with the author names removed, plus a separate title page with every author's name, affiliation and email. Include a 150–250 word abstract and 3–6 keywords, set the text in Times New Roman 12 pt with 1.5 spacing, and use one citation style, such as APA, MLA or Chicago, throughout.

The submission guidelines have the details.

Will I have to transfer my copyright?

No. You keep your copyright. We publish under CC BY 4.0, which lets anyone read, share and reuse your article as long as they credit you.

What similarity score is acceptable?

Up to 10% on Turnitin, after excluding references, quotations and common phrases, as the UGC Regulations, 2018 allow. Above that, the paper is withdrawn, and higher levels can lead to further action.

See our research integrity policy for all four levels.

Are there any charges?

None. Submission, review and publication are all free, and so is reading the journal.

When will I hear back?

You'll get an acknowledgement straight away and a first decision usually within 4–6 weeks. Accepted papers are usually published within 6–10 weeks of submission.