Generative AI Policy

TA’ṢĪL: Journal of Islamic Sciences recognizes that generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies may assist researchers and authors in various aspects of scholarly work. However, the use of such technologies must comply with principles of academic integrity, transparency, accountability, and research ethics.

Generative AI tools may be used for limited purposes such as language improvement, grammar checking, translation assistance, or other appropriate editorial support, provided that the intellectual responsibility for the manuscript remains with the authors.

Author Responsibilities

Authors remain fully responsible for:

• the accuracy and integrity of the submitted manuscript;
• the originality of the research;
• the validity of data and analysis;
• the accuracy of references and citations;
• the intellectual arguments and conclusions; and
• compliance with research and publication ethics.

Authorship & Disclosure

Generative AI tools must not be listed as authors or co-authors of a manuscript.

Authors should disclose substantive use of generative AI in the preparation of the manuscript where such use has materially contributed to the content or development of the work.

AI-generated information must be independently verified by the authors. Authors remain responsible for any errors, fabricated references, inaccurate claims, or other problems resulting from the use of generative AI.

Confidentiality for Editors & Reviewers

Editors and reviewers should also maintain confidentiality when handling manuscripts and must not upload unpublished manuscripts or confidential editorial materials to generative AI systems that may compromise confidentiality or intellectual property.

TA’ṢĪL reserves the right to request clarification regarding the use of generative AI when necessary to protect academic integrity and the reliability of the scholarly record.