Journal Description

The Department of Academic Journals at Kabul University was first established in 1979 (1358 AH) under the General Directorate of Publications, tasked with overseeing the publication of scientific journals in both the natural and social sciences. Since then, it has played an important role in facilitating scholarly contributions from faculty members across diverse disciplines. After a period of inactivity during the 1990s due to national conflicts, the department resumed its operations in 2002 (1381 AH) and gradually expanded its publishing activities.


In response to a significant increase in article submissions, the department was reorganized in 2018 (1397 AH) into two independent units for Natural Sciences and Social Sciences. This separation allowed for greater specialization and focus in each domain. In 2023 (1402 AH), following a broader institutional reform at Kabul University and the establishment of the Vice-Chancellor Office for Academic Research, the Journal Office was upgraded to the Department of Academic Journals. This organizational advancement has resulted in better coordination, streamlined processes, and improved alignment with international publishing standards.


Between 2023 and 2024 (1402–1403 AH), key steps were taken to modernize and internationalize the journal. As part of this initiative, the Journal of Social Sciences – Kabul University was equipped with its own official website in 2024 (1403 AH), and both print and electronic ISSNs were obtained. Each published article now receives a DOI, ensuring greater accessibility and traceability. The journal is freely available online to both national and international audiences at https://jss.edu.af, and is indexed in reputable academic databases such as Google Scholar, Crossref, BASE, and others—greatly enhancing its visibility, discoverability, and citation potential.

Vol. 9 No. 2 (2026): September

Published: September 22, 2026

Predicting Teachers' Resilience and Job Performance Based on Teacher Empowerment among Teachers in Kabul City

1-19 Mustafa Rezaei, Mohammad Shoaib Sediqyar
20

Professional Opportunities and Challenges of Journalism Graduates: A Mixed-Methods Study of Recent Graduates from Kabul University

21-49 Khairuddin Rahmani, Bashir Ahmad Malekzai
18

Negative Social Habits and Customs Impact on Afghanistan's Economic Development: Perspectives of Professors at Emirate Universities

51-78 Ahmad Rasool Rasool, Mohammad Natiqi
20

Assessing Citizens' Satisfaction with Equitable Access to Urban Services: A Case Study of Taloqan City, Takhar Province

79-103 Abdul Ameen Akbari, Hadi Aliyar, Aziz Ahmad Sultani, Bahruddin Azizi
28

The Role of Social Capital in Explaining the Academic Performance of Bachelor Degree Students of the Faculty of Social Sciences at Kabul Education University

105-131 Said Abdul Samad Moshtaq , Mohammad Jabar Sabir , Abdulhadi Haqani
29

An Assessment of Job Satisfaction among Employees of the Ministry of Public Health

133-160 Abdul Basit Yaqoobi, Mohammad Jafar Kohistani, Ali Jan Rahimi, Sharif Ahmad Ahmadi
20

The Relationship between Organizational Justice and Organizational Commitment among the Administrative Staff of Kabul University

161-184 Mohammad Rafee Banayee, Ateequllah Mohammadi, Roshan Omar
15

Examining the Quality of Education in Sheniz Valley, Sayed Abad District

185-209 Namatullah Patanzai, Sayed Abdulsamad Mushtaq
18

Recruitment Methods and Their Impact on Employees' Career Success

211-234 Abdulrahim Hadid, Mohammad Ali Rezayee
37

Examining the Relationship Between Family Emotional Climate and Students' Attitudes Toward Addiction

235-257 Sayed Besmillah Basaam, Ramin sultani
12

The Role of E-Government on Employee Transparency at the Ministry of Higher Education

259-278 Abdultawab Qayomi, Zubair Azimi , Sayed Nematullah Hashimi
28

Educational and Pedagogical Principles in the Light of Imam al-A'zam Abu Hanifa (May Allah Have Mercy Upon Him) Advisory Testament to His Student- Al-Samti

279-298 Mohammad Reza Khalili, Saifulrahman Elham
19

Assessment of the Effectiveness of Institutional Food Assistance in Kabul Province

299-326 Noorullah Halimzai, Ayaz Khan Naseri, Khal Mohammad Ahmadzai, Abdul Baqi Ahmadzai
75

The Legal Maxim "No Legal Authority in the Presence of Contradiction, Yet the Judge's Ruling Remains Valid" in Hanafi Jurisprudence and Procedural Law

327-353 Nesar Ahmad Nasimi
11

The Extent of the Impact of In-Service Training on Enhancing Technical Skills and Changing the Attitudes of Employees of the Ministry of Public Health of Afghanistan (2021-2024)

355-372 Sharif Ahmad Ahmadi, Abdul Wahed Niaz, Ali Jan Rahimi, Abdul Basit Yaqoobi
15

An Examination of the Juristic Principle in Al-Hidayah: Testimonial Competence Entails Judicial Authority; and Its Applications

373-398 Sayed Esmatullah Mansoori
11

Analysis of the Water Legal System in Afghanistan: Challenges and Opportunities in National and International Documents

399-425 Sunatullah Ansari, Mujeeb Rahman Emami
11

A Jurisprudential Study of the Rule That Killing Becomes Permissible When It Is the Only Means of Averting Killing and Its Applications

427-452 Noor Ahamad Hazim, Saifullrahman Elham, NoorulHaq Haqan
11

A Study of the Jurisprudential Principle (Yahrumu Mina al-Rada'i Ma Yahrumu Mina al-Nasab) in Al-Hidayah and Its Applications in Juristic Issues

453-471 Azizurrahman Rahmani
18

Developing a Comprehensive Model of Organizational Justice in Government Departments: A Grounded Theory Study in Balkh, Afghanistan

473-508 Abdul Saboor Tawana, Hekmatullah Rahimi, Anwar Shah Amani, Ismail Ikhlas
19
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