New researches in Islamic humanities studies

New researches in Islamic humanities studies

Promises

A commitment is made by New Research in Islamic Humanities Studies (NRIHS) to uphold the highest levels of transparency and efficiency in the scholarly publishing cycle. Authors are guaranteed a rigorous yet constructive double-blind peer review process, where every manuscript is evaluated solely on its scientific merit, originality, and relevance to the Islamic humanities. Timely communication is prioritized, ensuring that researchers are kept informed of their submission status at every stage. Furthermore, the integrity of the academic record is protected through a firm stance against plagiarism and redundant publication, as the journal operates in strict accordance with the COPE (https://publicationethics.org) guidelines for ethical excellence.

The democratization of knowledge is promised through a permanent Open Access policy. Financial barriers to research are removed by ensuring that all published articles are available for free download immediately upon release. Under the Creative Commons CC BY-NC 4.0. license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/deed.en), the global visibility and impact of an author's work are maximized, allowing for the legal sharing and adaptation of findings with proper credit. It is promised that no hidden fees or restrictive paywalls will ever impede the flow of information between the journal and the international research community.

Long-term preservation and digital accessibility are also ensured as part of the journal's service to the public. All scholarly content is digitally archived to protect the longevity of the research, and metadata is optimized to facilitate easy indexing in major global databases. A promise is made to continuously improve the platform’s technical infrastructure, providing a user-friendly experience for both contributors and readers. By maintaining these standards, the journal serves as a reliable and enduring home for the most significant advancements in Islamic humanities.