Ownership and Management

el-Noorda: Interdisciplinary Journal of Qur’an and Hadith is published by the Indonesian Academy of Social and Religious Research (IASRR). This page identifies the publisher and explains the responsibilities associated with journal governance and editorial management.

1. Publisher Responsibilities

The publisher provides organizational support for the journal and is responsible for maintaining arrangements for publication, technical administration, and the continuity of access to published content. The publisher supports responsible publishing practices and the correction of the scholarly record when necessary.

2. Editorial Management

The Editor-in-Chief leads the journal’s academic direction and oversees editorial standards. Editors coordinate manuscript assessment, reviewer selection, revision, and publication decisions within their assigned responsibilities.

The editorial office supports submission administration, author correspondence, production coordination, and the maintenance of journal information.

3. Editorial Independence

Manuscripts are evaluated on scholarly merit, relevance, methodological quality, and ethical integrity. Publisher interests, personal relationships, and external pressure must not determine editorial decisions.

Editors with a competing interest must withdraw from handling the affected manuscript. Submissions by editorial team members require independent editorial handling.

4. Editorial Team Information

The editorial team page identifies the individuals serving the journal and their stated affiliations. Changes in editorial appointments should be reflected on that page.

View the Editorial Team

5. Ownership and Rights

The publisher’s responsibility for operating the journal is distinct from ownership of individual articles. Author copyright and publication permissions are governed by the journal’s copyright and licensing policies.

Technical hosting, design support, or service-provider relationships do not by themselves confer editorial authority or ownership of journal content.

6. Governance Enquiries

Questions concerning publisher responsibilities, editorial appointments, or journal management may be directed to the editorial office. Complaints involving an editor should be referred for assessment by a person without a relevant competing interest.