تكامل العلوم الإنسانية والاجتماعية: من بناء الوعي القيمي إلى تدبير التحولات الراهنة

Here is the formal description of the 16th Issue in English, tailored for an international academic audience:

The 16th Issue of the Moroccan Journal of Scientific Research Publishing is released as a robust bridge of knowledge, crowning the journal's journey by presenting a rich academic content comprising 38 peer-reviewed scientific articles. Through this issue, the journal continues to consolidate its policy based on rigorous scientific peer-review and Open Access, providing a comprehensive platform for researchers from various scientific backgrounds to publish in both Arabic and French, thereby serving the advancement of scientific research locally and internationally.

This issue arrives to keep pace with contemporary legislative dynamics and societal and educational shifts. The published research blends theoretical grounding in Sharia and linguistic sciences with analytical and empirical approaches in legal, social, and educational sciences, featuring a distinct openness to the latest developments in digitalization and Artificial Intelligence.

• Sharia and Islamic Studies: This theme includes research touching the depths of Jurisprudential and Fundamentalist heritage. It highlights the Foundations of Usher’s Rules and Planning Skills in the Prophetic Biography, in addition to studying the Waqf System and its historical evolution in Morocco and Mauritania. It also addresses Transaction Jurisprudence through leasing contracts, reaching the dimensions of Moroccan Sufism and the presence of women in the spiritual space.

• Legal and Political Studies: This section represents a vital reference for legal practitioners. it monitors legislative updates by studying the Institution of the Execution Judge in light of the new Civil Procedure Law and analyzing the Overlapping Jurisdictions in Land Titling. It also covers issues of Digital Family Mediation and cross-border disputes, the right to Social Protection and Health, alongside analyzing Parliamentary Oversight mechanisms and the stakes of transparency and administrative secrecy.

• Education, Training, and Didactics: This theme attracts the interests of researchers in the educational field. It discusses the Reality of Secondary Education in the Arab world and ways to develop Creative Thinking. It also deconstructs the problems of Grammar Teaching and the values of the Moroccan curriculum, reaching the study of socio-educational phenomena such as School Cheating as a normalization ritual, and the challenges of Certification Exams.

• Humanities, Social Sciences, and Media: This section offers in-depth sociological readings on Working Women and the balance between work and family, and the role of Television in Socialization. It also analyzes the stakes of Sports Media in anticipation of the 2030 World Cup organization, and media discourse regarding Moroccan-African relations, providing rich material for those interested in the dynamics of the network society.

• Literature, Language, Criticism, and Linguistics: This axis focuses on Linguistic Study issues and their relationship to value-based objectives (the interpretation of "Al-Bahr Al-Muhit" as a model), while questioning Scientific Thinking in Arabic Grammar and the aesthetics of terminological significance in Sibawayh’s work. It also opens horizons for discussion on Modern Linguistics and its applications in Moroccan universities, and the interpretation of ontological narrative in international novels.

• Economic and Management Studies: This theme reviews research in Economic Governance and financial expenditure efficiency, especially with a reading of the Governor of Bank Al-Maghrib’s 2025 Circular regarding payment suspension, and the principle of neutrality in Economic Regulation, serving researchers in economics and management who wish to keep pace with current financial variables.

• International Studies in Foreign Languages (FR): The issue is distinguished by a rich French linguistic section, addressing Artificial Intelligence and its impact on family structure, Good Governance, and climate risk management (Cold Waves). It also includes studies in Narrative Semiotics and the Aesthetics of Amazigh Cinema, and the impact of censorship on artistic creativity, enhancing the journal's international reach.

With this unique diversity covering 38 rigorous research papers, the 16th Issue solidifies the journal's position as a leading platform for supporting Intellectual Pluralism and improving scientific production, providing a renewed reference material for researchers and academics across various fields.