Author Guidelines

MANAGIERE: Journal of Islamic Educational Management, published by Universitas Islam Negeri Kiai Haji Achmad Siddiq Jember, welcomes original manuscripts that contribute to research, theory, and practice in Islamic educational management.

Submission Requirements

  1. Manuscripts must be submitted through the online submission system.

  2. Manuscripts may be written in English or Indonesian. Authors are responsible for ensuring clear, consistent, and academically appropriate language.

  3. Submissions must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration by another journal.

  4. Manuscripts must comply with the journal’s Focus and Scope, Publication Ethics, and official template.

  5. All authors must approve the submitted manuscript and agree to its submission.

  6. Authors must provide complete and accurate author information and disclose relevant funding, conflicts of interest, and ethical considerations.

Types of Manuscripts

The journal accepts:

  • Original Research Articles: Empirical studies using qualitative, quantitative, or mixed methods.

  • Conceptual and Theoretical Articles: Contributions that develop, integrate, refine, or critically examine theories and conceptual frameworks.

  • Review Articles: Systematic, scoping, integrative, or critical reviews with a transparent approach to literature selection, analysis, and synthesis.

All manuscript types must demonstrate a clear contribution to Islamic educational management.

Manuscript Preparation and Anonymity

Authors must follow the official manuscript template for formatting, length, and presentation.

To support double-blind peer review, submit:

  1. A separate title page containing the manuscript title, full author names, institutional affiliations, countries, email addresses, and identification of the corresponding author. Include ORCID identifiers where available.

  2. An anonymised manuscript containing the title, abstract, keywords, main text, and references. Remove author names, affiliations, identifying acknowledgments, and identifying information from file properties.

Citations to authors’ previous work should use the same neutral style as citations to other researchers. Information withheld to preserve anonymity must be restored after acceptance.

Title, Abstract, and Keywords

The title should clearly and concisely represent the manuscript’s content.

The abstract should summarise the purpose, approach or methodology, principal findings or arguments, and contribution. Keywords should reflect the main concepts and support discoverability. Follow the template’s requirements for language, length, and number of keywords.

Structure of Original Research Articles

Empirical research articles should contain:

  • Introduction

  • Method

  • Results and Discussion

  • Conclusion

  • Acknowledgments and Declarations

  • References

Introduction

Explain the background, research problem, relevant previous studies, research gap, and objectives or research questions. Clearly state the manuscript’s contribution to Islamic educational management.

Write this section as a continuous narrative without subheadings.

Method

Describe the research design, setting, data sources, participant or document selection, data collection, and analysis procedures. Include population and sampling information where applicable.

Explain how research quality was established, such as validity and reliability in quantitative studies or credibility and reflexivity in qualitative studies. Report relevant ethical approval, consent procedures, and confidentiality measures where applicable.

Write this section in paragraph form with sufficient detail to allow readers to assess the study.

Results and Discussion

Present findings clearly and organise them around the research objectives or questions. Tables, figures, and quotations may support the presentation.

Interpret the findings in relation to relevant theories and previous research. Explain their theoretical and practical implications, acknowledge limitations, and avoid claims that exceed the evidence.

Conclusion

Provide a concise answer to the research objectives or questions and identify the principal contribution. Include relevant implications or recommendations supported by the study.

Avoid repeating the abstract or results, introducing new evidence, or using bullet points and numbering.

Structure of Conceptual and Theoretical Articles

Conceptual and theoretical articles should include an introduction, an explanation of the conceptual or analytical approach, logically organised substantive sections, a discussion of the contribution and limitations, a conclusion, and references.

Authors must explain the basis for selecting and interpreting relevant literature and clearly distinguish their contribution from existing theories or frameworks.

Structure of Review Articles

Review articles should include an introduction, review methodology or approach, findings and synthesis, discussion, conclusion, and references.

Authors must explain the literature sources, search strategy where applicable, selection criteria, and synthesis procedures. Systematic and scoping reviews should report the selection process transparently. Critical and integrative reviews should explain how the literature was selected and evaluated.

Acknowledgments and Declarations

Where applicable, provide statements covering:

  • Acknowledgments: Contributions that do not qualify for authorship.

  • Funding: Funding sources, grant identifiers, and the funder’s role.

  • Conflicts of Interest: Financial or non-financial interests that could influence the work. If none exist, state this explicitly.

  • Research Ethics and Consent: Relevant ethical approval and consent procedures.

  • Data Availability: How supporting data may be accessed, or why access is restricted.

Place identifying statements on the separate title page during review and restore them to the manuscript after acceptance. Any use of artificial intelligence tools must be disclosed in accordance with the journal’s Artificial Intelligence Policy.

Authorship

Authorship is reserved for individuals who have made substantive intellectual contributions to the work, approved the final manuscript, and agreed to be accountable for their contributions.

The corresponding author must ensure that all qualifying authors are included, that no inappropriate authors are listed, and that all authors agree on authorship and author order. Other contributions should be acknowledged with the contributors’ permission.

Tables and Figures

Number tables and figures consecutively and refer to each in the text. Provide clear titles or captions and explain abbreviations where necessary.

Tables must be editable, and figures must be legible. Cite the source of reused or adapted material and obtain permission when required by the applicable licence or rights holder.

References

Use APA style consistently, following the official template. Reference management software such as Mendeley or Zotero is recommended.

Every in-text citation must have a corresponding reference entry, and every listed reference must be cited in the text. Verify author names, publication years, titles, publication details, and DOI or URL information.

Prioritise relevant scholarly sources and primary research. Foundational works may be included regardless of publication year. Fabricated references and unnecessary citation are unacceptable.

Originality and Plagiarism

All submissions undergo similarity screening using Turnitin. Authors should check their manuscripts before submission and ensure that quotations, paraphrases, data, and reused material are properly attributed.

Similarity reports are assessed in context. A similarity percentage alone does not establish plagiarism. Suspected plagiarism, redundant publication, fabrication, falsification, or other misconduct is handled under the journal’s Publication Ethics policy.

Confirmed violations may result in rejection or, after publication, correction or retraction. Where warranted, the journal may notify relevant institutions.

Peer Review and Revisions

Eligible manuscripts undergo double-blind peer review by at least two independent expert reviewers.

Authors invited to revise must submit a revised manuscript and a point-by-point response to editorial and reviewer comments within the specified deadline. Authors who require additional time should contact the editorial office before the deadline.

The editors make the final publication decision in accordance with the journal’s Peer Review Policy.

Copyright and Licence

Authors retain copyright and grant the journal the right of first publication. Published articles are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International Licence (CC BY-SA 4.0), as specified in the journal’s Copyright Notice.

Publication Fees

Consult the journal’s Publication Fee page for current charges and applicable conditions.

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