Author Guidelines

Authors must ensure that their manuscripts are original, academically rigorous, relevant to the journal’s scope, and prepared according to the journal’s formatting and ethical requirements.

A research manuscript should generally include:

1. Title;
2. Author Name(s);
3. Institutional Affiliation(s);
4. Corresponding Author;
5. ORCID, where available;
6. Abstract;
7. Keywords;
8. Introduction;
9. Literature Review or Theoretical Framework, where appropriate;
10. Research Method;
11. Results or Findings;
12. Discussion;
13. Conclusion;
14. Acknowledgments, where applicable;
15. Funding Statement;
16. Conflict of Interest Statement;
17. Author Contribution Statement, where appropriate;
18. Data Availability Statement, where relevant; and
19.  

The structure may be adjusted for textual, philosophical, historical, doctrinal, or other forms of Islamic studies where conventional empirical research sections are not academically appropriate.

Manuscripts must:

• fall within the Aims and Scope;
• demonstrate originality;
• engage relevant literature;
• use an appropriate research methodology;
• provide clear scholarly arguments;
• use accurate references;
• comply with publication ethics; and
• not be simultaneously submitted elsewhere.

Authors must submit manuscripts through the journal’s official OJS platform.

 

Related Policies:
Aims and Scope | Manuscript Template | Reference Style | Publication Ethics