By the end of 2022, An-Najah had published 3,850 research papers in the Scopus database, including over 557 papers in the same year, marking a significant increase from previous years. The University published 500 papers in 2021, 385 in 2020, and 344 in 2019. This increase reflects the global importance and scientific value of research. Over the past ten years, the number of research papers has seen a remarkable increase from 99 in 2012 to 557 in 2022, indicating the University's commitment to supporting and encouraging researchers in all fields.

The University has made significant strides in academic research, especially in the fields of medicine, health sciences, natural sciences, engineering, information technology, social and educational sciences. The University's research output is impressive, as evidenced by the Scopus database, which contains 3850 publications up until the end of 2022, including 557 published in 2022 alone.

Among the most prolific researchers of the year were Dr. Ahmed Bassalat with 42 published research papers, followed by Prof. Ismail Warad (35 papers), Prof. Nidal Jaradat (34 papers), Dr. Mohammed Hawash (22 papers), Prof. Sa'ed Zyoud (20 papers), Eng. Ramez Abdullah (18 papers), Prof. Shehdeh Jodeh (18 papers), Dr. Adel Juaidi (17 papers), Prof. Ramzi Shawahneh (14 papers), and Prof. Bilal Hamamra (14 papers). The University's commitment to supporting researchers in all fields has resulted in a qualitative leap in scientific research, which is a testament to its wise leadership.

This significant achievement is a testament to An-Najah National University's unwavering commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and research in Palestine, and its dedication to fostering an environment of innovation, excellence and collaboration among its students, faculty and researchers.