Arabica is a multidisciplinary academic journal that, since its inception in 1968, has been dedicated to the in-depth study of classical and contemporary literature, language, history, thought and civilization in the Arab world. The journal has an international editorial board composed of experts in various fields of study, ensuring the diversity and authority of its scholarly content.

The journal's academic vision is not limited to the Arab region, but also covers Islamic studies and intercultural relations between Arab societies and other cultural fields. This interdisciplinary and cross-cultural approach enables the journal to provide scholars with a comprehensive academic platform for understanding the Arab world and Islamic civilization. The journal publishes articles not only on literature and language studies, but also on history, philosophy, art, religion, and the social sciences. Through these multi-perspective academic discussions, the journal aims to reveal the complexity and diversity of the Arab world and Islamic civilization, and promote exchange and understanding between different cultural and academic backgrounds.