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Author Guidelines

Author Guidelines

GENERAL GUIDELINES 

1. Articles must be original (not plagiarized) and have never been published in another journal. If ever presented in the form of seminars, workshops, etc., say the name of the activity.
2. Articles are written by the program Microsoft Word 2007 to the top, A4 size paper, page margins: top 3 cm, left 3 cm, bottom 3 cm, and right 3 cm, typed with a line 1,5 density spacing, font Goudy Old Style 12, text format in one column;
3. For table, chart, and picture, embedded by adding "add space before/after paragraph" in the line spacing option;
4. Please submit your manuscript file as a Microsoft Word extension Document (DOC) or Rich Text Format (RTF);
5. The title and Abstract are written in Indonesian and English; the content manuscript can be written in Indonesian or English.

STRUCTURE OF PAPER 

The length of the manuscript of no more than 4.500-7000 words.

Articles are written systematically and according to the following provisions.

1. Title: written in a concise and informative manner, a maximum of 15 words (single-spaced) should reflect the substance of the variables described in the article body.
2. Name of Author: without titles, the author can be an individual or a team.
3. Affiliation: name of the institution
4. E-mail Address, which is located under the author's name.
5. Abstract: The length of 200-250 words, abstracts are written in one paragraph and include: a scientific review article consists of a discussion of the core issues and substantial while the results of the research article consist of goals, methods, and results. The abstract is single-spaced
6. Keywords: terms that reflect the essence of the concept within the scope of the problem may consist of several terms.
7. The body of the manuscript:

• Introduction (without subsection, 2-3 pages) which includes General academic or background anxiety, Previous literature review, a statement of the gap or novelty statement, or the unique difference of this research compared to previous studies, or in terms of the importance of the research or comparison of uniqueness with previous research.
• Methods (This method is written in descriptive form and should provide a statement regarding the methodology of the research, including the type of research, research approach, source of data, and analysis method. The author should explain the mechanism for analyzing the Sharia issues. This method is as much as possible to give an idea to the reader through the method used; this method is optional, only for an original research article.
• Result and Discussion (consists of results of the study, written in the form of a subchapter),
• Conclusion (is a summary of findings and discussion. It is strongly recommended to avoid mere repetitive statements from the previous sections) and
• References.

1. Reference / Bibliography: The bibliography list contains all references in the article text, originating from sources that are relevant and up to date (from the last 10 years).
2. Rules of citation:
1. Direct citation if the word is more than 4 lines, separated from the text with 1.0, spacing with 10 fonts. However, if the citation is less than 4 lines, it should be integrated into the text with double apostrophes both in the first and at the end.
2. Every citation is given a number.
3. The citation system is Footnote and uses the Chicago Manual of Style 17th Edition (Full note). Every article, book, and other source should be cited in the reference.
4. Citation for the Quran and Hadith. For verse citation contains name of surah, number of surah, and number of verses, example: (Qs. Al Mumin [40]: 43). For Hadis citation, mention name of Perawi/Author, example (H. R al-Bukhari and Muslim) and printed hadith version.
5. For citation must use the Citation Software/App such as MENDELEY, ZOTERO, etc.

Guidelines for Contributors to Research Notes

The Research Notes section provides a means for educational researchers to communicate with one another about their research-in-progress. Because Al-Daulah is so widely indexed nationally and internationally, it is effective in supporting such exchanges. The Research Notes are also a useful means for reporting on smaller research projects that have one or two findings of particular interest but do not warrant full-article treatment.

The Note should report briefly on the author's/authors' research-in-progress or recently completed research and should feature work that has not been reported elsewhere in journal publications. This current work should be situated, briefly, in the context of other pertinent scholarship, including the author's or authors' related research. The focus of the Note could be either a specific study or an overview of an ongoing line of inquiry where fuller reporting of results will not occur in print for some time.

The maximum length for a Research Note is 1,000 words, excluding references and one or two tables or graphs. To encourage communication between researchers, authors of Research Notes are asked to provide contact information, including a one-line biography, full mailing address, email, fax, and/or telephone numbers for publication with each Note. This biography and contact information should be included in the document file submitted, and not abstract is not required.

Submissions to Research Notes will be reviewed for readability, rationale, clarity, logic, organization, length, and adherence to all Al-Daulah guidelines. Any submission that is judged to meet these criteria will be published as soon as possible. Any submission that is judged to require revisions according to the criteria outlined will not be published, and revisions will not be invited, as the Notes must be current if they are to serve the purposes identified.

Please submit your research note electronically as a Microsoft Word or Rich Text Format (RTF) document through the submission feature of Al-Daulah. 

Guidelines for Contributors to Review Article

The length of the manuscript of no more than 7000 words.