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JARH, ISSN 2663-192X, is a triple-blind peer review, online Research Journal for Humanities having DOI Link https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.4630757. JARH has 3 tier blind i.e. Author, Reviewer and Section Editor peer review process. We send the article for review to 2 out of the country, academically advance, and 1 the same country reviewer (3 reviews per article). We applies 5 star quality review level proceedure. JARH welcomes original and hitherto academic research articles and reviews/reports in the area of Religious Studies, Government & Laws and History initially. علمی و تحقیقی مجلہ "تحقیقاتِ بشریات" آئندہ شمارہ کیلئے تحقیقی مقالات اور کتابوں پر تبصرے بھیجنے پر لکھاریوں کو خوش آمدید کہتا ہے۔ اس سلسلے میں محققین شعبہ حکومت و قانون، تاریخ، مذہبی علوم، سے متعلقہ مقالات و کتابوں پر تبصرے اشاعت کیلئے بھجواسکتے ہیں۔ JARH is administratively under the parent organization, "Bismilah Welfare Organization (R) Pakistan" working since 2002 in the areas of Quality Education and Women's Sustainable Development. It is a registered organization under Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies (Registration & Control) Ordinance 1961 (XLVI of 1961) with the Directorate of Social Welfare Government of the Punjab Pakistan. The journal aims to provide a platform to publish original, academic, quality-based and observing publication ethics manuscripts from all over the globe by academicians, scholars, students and academic managements. JARH provides two types of publications i.e. Articles and Reviews/Reports in Humanities. Academic Research Articles 3/4th part and Book Reviews/International Conference/Seminars/Webinars Proceedings/Abstracts and Periodical Reports in the areas of humanities are published as 1/4th part of an edition. JARH accepts manuscripts in two languages i.e. Urdu and English in APA referencing style. Please feel free to submit your academic manuscripts at https://jarh.lms.net.au/index.php/jarh/about/submissions and contact for guidance at jarh.bwo@gmail.com and jarh@lms.net.au

Dr. Alam is an Assistant Professor working on SDG Reforms through Islamic Etymology at Fatima Jinnah Women University Rawalpindi with 25 years teaching, research and managerial experience. He developed "Dr. Alam's Community Model" comprises Educational, Financial, Political, Ethical and HR management modules. He completed 2 HEC funded research projects, presented 17 papers, participated in 12 International conferences, visited 12 countries, arranged 1 national conference & 5 seminars and wrote 03 books. His 12 papers have been published. Recently, he was honored to chair a conference session in Oxford University Oxford. His research interests are "Ethical Training Laboratories", Daily Finance Distribution System", "Education Framework for Future", "Migrants' Rehabilitation Policy", "Electoral System" and "One World One Constitution".