Article Processing Charges (APC)
Nurul Ummah: Jurnal Studi Islam is committed to supporting the dissemination of high-quality scholarly research without imposing financial barriers on authors or readers.
The journal operates under a no-fee publishing policy. Authors are not required to pay any fees at any stage of the publication process.
Specifically, the journal does not charge for:
- Article Submission
- Editorial Processing
- Peer Review
- Article Processing (APC)
- Publication
- Online Access
- Article Download
All accepted articles are published as open access and are freely available to readers worldwide immediately after publication.
The editorial and publication processes are supported by the journal's publisher and institutional resources, ensuring that editorial decisions remain independent of financial considerations.
Should the journal introduce publication fees in the future, any changes will be announced transparently on the journal's official website before implementation.
APC Statement
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Article Submission | Free |
| Editorial Assessment | Free |
| Peer Review | Free |
| Article Processing Charge (APC) | Free |
| Publication | Free |
| Online Access | Free |
| Download Full Text | Free |
Total APC: IDR0 (Free of Charge)
Editorial Independence
The absence of publication fees does not influence the editorial evaluation process. All submitted manuscripts undergo the same rigorous editorial screening and double-blind peer-review process based solely on:
- originality,
- scientific quality,
- methodological rigor,
- relevance to the journal's scope,
- contribution to the field of Islamic studies.
Acceptance or rejection of manuscripts is based entirely on academic merit and ethical publishing standards.
Waiver Policy
Since the journal does not charge any publication fees, a waiver policy is currently not applicable.
Funding Disclosure
Authors are encouraged to disclose any research funding or financial support received for the work reported in their manuscripts. Such disclosures promote transparency and do not influence editorial decisions.
