Publication Ethics And Malpractice
Publication Ethics And Malpractice
The ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance publishes original works which undergo the peer-review process by two suitably qualified reviewers for each article. As publisher of the Journal, ISRA is committed to ensure that its editorial decisions to publish or reject an article are based on the recommendations of the reviewers and are not influenced by any commercial interest.
The following ethical behavior is also expected of authors:
1. Honesty
Authors are required to be honest in the presentation of their findings without any inappropriate manipulation of data or influence by any individual or institution.
2. Originality
Any work submitted should be original and has not been published elsewhere or in any other language. Authors are required to adhere to ISRA’s requirement that articles are submitted on an exclusive basis. If a submitted article is currently under review at another publication, authors must provide specific information to that effect.
3. Transparency
Authors are required to disclose pertinent information on the work published.
4. Plagiarism
The journal maintains a zero-tolerance policy on plagiarism. Authors are required to adhere to copyright laws and conventions accordingly. Any information taken from other sources has to be properly acknowledged. Articles received from an author determined to have at anytime submitted plagiarized material will not be considered for future publication in the Journal.
ISRA will not be held liable for any plagiarized content published in the ISRA Journal. Any published articles with plagiarized content will be removed from the online archives and the authors will be notified accordingly.
5. Accountability and Responsibility
It is the responsibility of the authors to adhere to the guidelines and standards of this Journal. Authors are accountable for the integrity of the information provided in their work and take full responsibility for consequence, if any.
Editorial Policy
Editorial Policy
The ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance (Journal) is managed by the Editorial Committee comprising ISRA Researchers.
Each article submitted for consideration of publication in the Journal, whether academic or from practitioners, is first reviewed by the Editorial Committee.
Thereafter, upon the article being deemed suitable for publication by the Editorial Committee, it is sent for blind review to two suitably qualified external reviewers. The reviewers are given three weeks to review the articles and the comments received are forwarded to the author(s) to act upon. The reviewers have a choice to accept the article as it is, reject it outright or require amendments to be made. Based on the recommendations of the reviewers, the Editor-in-Chief makes the final decision whether the paper should be published as it is, revised or rejected.
Each article which has been accepted for publication is also sent for English editing to ensure the highest standards in the use of the English language.
The Editorial Committee ensures that only original research works, which have not been already published in other journals, are published in the ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance.
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1. Islamic Home Financing. 2. Interest-Based Debt. 3. Financial Crisis. 4. Stock Market. 5. Receivables-Based Sukuk. 6. Bay' al-Dayn.
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