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Author Guidelines

Guidelines for the writing of articles at Qur'anuna: Jurnal Studi Ilmu Al-Qur’an dan Tafsir are as follows:

1. Originality: Articles must be the author's original scientific work, have never been published, and are not under consideration by other media.
2. Language: Articles can be written in Indonesian, Arabic, or English.
3. Scope: Articles emphasize the study of Al-Qur'an and Exegesis (Tafsir), including contemporary themes and literature studies (See Focus and Scope)
4. Template Compliance: Manuscripts must be prepared using the official Qur'anuna Template. (Download the Template Here).
5. Document Formatting:

• Paper Size: A4 with 3 cm margins for Top, Bottom, Left, and Right.
• Font: Brill for Latin text (12 pt for body, 10 pt for footnotes) and Mylotus for Arabic text (16 pt).
• Spacing: 1.15 for body text.
• Length: 8–24 pages, with a word count of 4,000–8,000 words

Articel Sytemactics:

1. Title: Clear, assertive, and informative, maximum 16 words.
2. Author Profile: Name (without academic degree), affiliation,  and e-mail.
3. Abstract: Written in two languages (English/Arabic and Indonesian), maximum 200 words.
4. Keywords: 3–7 words or phrases, separated by semicolons (;).
5. Introduction (max 1,000 words).
6. Method (max 500 words).
7. Result & Discussion.
8. Conclusion (max 250 words).
9. References (min 15 citations)

Detailed Writing Systematics:

1. ABSTRACT: Must provide a synopsis including: (1) Research objectives, (2) Methods, (3) Key findings/results, and (4) Conclusion/implications. It must be a single paragraph without citations.
2. INTRODUCTION: Must be written in narrative form (no pointers). It must sequentially cover: (1) General Background: Context and contemporary data-driven cases. (2) State of the Art: Critical review of previous literature from the last 10 years. (3) Research Gap: Clear statement of what hasn't been studied. (4) Objectives: The purpose or hypothesis guiding the study. (5) Novelty: The specific contribution to the field of Qur'anic Studies.
3. METHOD: Focus on what was done, not theoretical definitions. Must include: (1)Research Design: Approach used (e.g., qualitative, content analysis). (2) Data Sources: Primary (e.g., specific verses, tafsir books, informants) and secondary data. (3) Procedures: Techniques for data collection and analysis (e.g., thematic, comparative).
4. RESULT & DISCUSSION

• Integrated Narrative: Results and Discussion must not be separated into different sub-sections.
• Analysis: Elaborate findings factually with theoretical support and comparison with previous studies.
• Formatting: Use sub-headings without numbering. For lists, use lowercase letters (a., b., c.) or inline numbers (1), 2)).

     5. CONCLUSION: Provide a concise synthesis (not a summary of abstract). State how the objectives were met, the primary findings, implications, and suggestions for future research.

       6. REFERENCE

• Minimum 15 references.
• Composition: 80% from reputable journals (last 5 years) and 20% from books/other media.
• Style: Mandatory use of Mendeley/Zotero with Chicago Manual of Style 17th Edition (full note).

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