Manuscript Types

Karimiyah: Journal of Islamic Literature and Muslim Society accepts the following types of manuscripts within its Aims and Scope. All manuscripts are written in English and undergo one-blind peer review.

Type Description Main Structure
Research Article Original empirical study (quantitative, qualitative, mixed methods, classroom action research, or R&D) on Islamic Studies. Title, Abstract, Introduction, Method, Findings and Discussion, Conclusion, References
Review Article Systematic review, scoping review, meta-analysis, or critical literature review that synthesises existing research and identifies gaps or directions for Islamic Studies. Title, Abstract, Introduction, Review Method (for systematic/scoping reviews), Synthesis and Discussion, Conclusion, References
Conceptual / Theoretical Article Well-argued theoretical or conceptual contribution that advances understanding in Islamic Studies or applied linguistics, supported by relevant literature. Title, Abstract, Introduction, Main Arguments (thematic sections), Implications for Islamic Studies, Conclusion, References
Development Study Report on the design, development, and validation of Islamic Studies materials, media, curricula, or assessment instruments, including evidence of effectiveness. Title, Abstract, Introduction, Development Method/Model, Product and Validation Results, Discussion, Conclusion, References

Manuscripts outside these types (e.g., opinion pieces, book reviews, unrevised theses) are not considered for regular issues. Please follow the Author Guidelines and the journal template when preparing your manuscript.