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Instructions for Writing and Submitting Articles to Journals

SALSABIL: Journal of Sharia and Economic Law

Starting Publication in 2023 (14pt Bold, Times New Roman Font)

Andri Rivai (Author: 12pt Bold, Garamond Font)

As-Sunnah Islamic College, Deli Serdang

andrivvai@gmail.com (Affiliate: Garamond Fonts)

Abstract

The individual in question is a recently appointed author for SALSABIL: Journal of Sharia and Economic Law, commencing publication in the year 2020. This article, authored by [Authors Name] from [Affiliation Address], aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of [topic]. The abstract of this article summarizes the key points and findings discussed in the subsequent sections. The abstract section should be formatted in italic font with a font size of 10 pt and contain between 150 and 200 words. For the abstract section, it is recommended to utilize a left margin of 25 mm, a top margin of 30 mm, and right and bottom margins of 20 mm. The utilization of single spacing between lines is recommended for this content. If the article is written in the Indonesian language, it is necessary to provide a typed abstract. In the event that the article is composed in the English language, it is imperative that the abstract is exclusively written in English. The abstract should be succinctly written and consist of the following components: a statement of the problem, the methodology employed, the outcomes of the scientific findings, and a brief conclusion. The abstract should adhere to a one-paragraph structure and be presented in a one-column format.

Keywords: Author Guidelines; Journal of Economics; Article Templates

Introduction

The introductory section should encompass many key components in a certain order. These components include providing a general context, doing a comprehensive assessment of existing literature (often referred to as the state of the art), using this review as a foundation to establish the scientific novelty of the article, presenting a clear declaration of scientific uniqueness, and finally, articulating the research topic or hypothesis. The conclusion of the introductory section necessitates the inclusion of a clear statement outlining the objective of the study presented in the paper. In the context of scientific articles, it is important to note that literature reviews are not typically included as part of the study report. Instead, they are conducted in the form of a comprehensive evaluation of existing literature, sometimes referred to as the "state of the art." This serves the purpose of highlighting the scientific uniqueness and originality of the article.

The opening section of the research paper also encompasses the methodologies employed for addressing research inquiries, without being presented as a distinct sub-chapter.

Results and Discussion

The section of results and discussion encompasses the presentation and analysis of research findings, as well as the subsequent discussion of these findings. The findings derived from the results of the conducted research should be documented and substantiated with sufficient empirical evidence. The study outcomes and discoveries should possess the capacity to address the research inquiries or hypotheses stated in the introduction.

Closing

The concluding section encompasses both last remarks and recommendations. Conclusions serve to articulate the outcomes of the hypothesis, study aims, or data acquired. The conclusion section does not reiterate the results and discussion; instead, it provides a concise overview of the findings, aligning with the purpose or hypothesis of the study. The following recommendations outline proposed actions to be undertaken in relation to the advancement of concepts derived from the research.

Bibliography

It is essential to include all cited sources inside the body of the essay in the Bibliography section. The bibliography should consist primarily of references derived from original sources, specifically scientific journals, comprising at least 80% of the overall bibliography. These primary sources should have been published within the past decade. Each article is required to include a minimum of ten references.

When compiling a bibliography, it is recommended to utilize a reference management software such as Mendeley, EndNote, Zotero, or similar applications. The prescribed bibliographic writing format employed in SALSABIL: Journal of Sharia and Economic Law adheres to the guidelines outlined in the Chicago Style format. The citation method employed in this study utilizes a system of footnotes.

Libraries in the form of scientific journals:

Yusrizal Efendi. "Prospects for Sharia Banking Development in Indonesia". Transport Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1 (2015).

References in the form of book titles:

Hicman, G.R. and Lee, D.S. Managing Human Resources in The Public Sectors: A Shared Responsibility. Fort Worth: Harcourt Collage Publishers, 2001.

Literature in the form of Seminar Proceedings:

Fang, Q., Zhao, F., & Guibas, L. Lightweight sensing and communication protocols for target enumeration and aggregation. In M. Gerla, A. Ephremides, & M. Srivastava (Eds.), MobiHoc ’03 fourth ACM symposium on mobile ad hoc networking and computing (pp. 165 –176). New York, NY: ACM Press, 2003.

Libraries in the form of Handbooks:

Greisler, David S, Stupak, Ronald J. Handbook of Technology Management in Public Administration. New York: CRC Taylor and Francis, 2007.

• THE ARTICLE WRITING FORMAT USES THE IMRAD MODEL (INTRODUCTION [INCLUDING: RESEARCH QUESTION AND GOAL OF RESEARCH], METHOD, RESULTS AND DISCUSSION)

• WRITING ARABIC LANGUAGE ARTICLES USING THE SAKKAL MAJALLA FONT, AND FOLLOWING THE FORMAT AND CONDITIONS FOR INDONESIAN ARTICLES