PublicationEthics
Publication Ethics
TANQIH: Journal of Islamic Law is committed to maintaining high standards of publication ethics, academic integrity, transparency, and responsible scholarly communication.
All authors, editors, reviewers, and the publisher are expected to uphold ethical standards throughout the publication process.
Duties of Authors
Authors are responsible for:
- Ensuring that submitted manuscripts are original;
- Ensuring that the manuscript has not been previously published;
- Ensuring that the manuscript is not simultaneously submitted to another journal;
- Accurately reporting research findings;
- Appropriately acknowledging all sources;
- Avoiding plagiarism and duplicate publication;
- Ensuring that authorship accurately reflects substantive scholarly contributions;
- Disclosing relevant conflicts of interest;
- Obtaining ethical approval where required;
- Correcting significant errors discovered after publication; and
- Complying with the journal's Generative AI Policy.
Duties of Editors
Editors are responsible for:
- Evaluating manuscripts objectively;
- Maintaining confidentiality;
- Selecting qualified reviewers;
- Managing conflicts of interest;
- Ensuring that editorial decisions are based on scholarly quality;
- Preventing discrimination and inappropriate influence; and
- Taking appropriate action when ethical concerns arise.
* Editors must not use unpublished information from submitted manuscripts for their own research without the author's permission.
Duties of Reviewers
Reviewers are required to:
- Provide objective and constructive assessments;
- Maintain confidentiality;
- Identify relevant scholarly sources where appropriate;
- Disclose conflicts of interest;
- Avoid using unpublished information for personal benefit; and
- Promptly inform the editor of suspected plagiarism or other forms of misconduct.
Role of the Publisher
PT ILAC EDUKASI INDONESIA supports the editorial team in maintaining the academic integrity, independence, and sustainability of TANQIH.
The publisher does not interfere with editorial decisions concerning the academic content of manuscripts.
Handling Publication Misconduct
When allegations of publication misconduct arise, the journal will investigate the matter appropriately. Depending on the findings, possible actions may include:
- Requesting clarification;
- Requesting manuscript correction;
- Rejecting the manuscript;
- Issuing a correction;
- Issuing an expression of concern; or
- Retracting a published article.
* The journal is committed to maintaining the integrity of the scholarly record.

