JAS (Jurnal Akuntansi Syariah)

Writing Terms and Procedures:

1. The manuscript is written in Indonesian or English following the specified format.
2. The author registers (click here).
3. The author sends the manuscript by submission no later than 2 months before publication.
4. Posts will be accepted by the editor and checked whether it is feasible to proceed to the reviewer.
5. If the writing is feasible it will be sent to the report by the editor. If the writing is not feasible, the writing will be rejected.
6. After the writing is received by the reviewer, the reviewer will check again whether it is appropriate to be reviewed. If feasible, they will be examined and reviewed and given notes or input. If it is not feasible, it will be rejected.
7. If there is a revision it will be notified and the author must revise and resend the revised writing, then step 4 again.
8. If it has been received there will be a notification that the writing was received.
9. Then the writing the reviewer has received will be edited by the editor. The editor has the right to summarize, reduce and improve the format of the writing to be published in the journal without changing the substance of the content and writing.
10. After the writing is edited, the production process is carried out in pdf format.
11. Then the editor will publish the article while waiting for the writings of other writers who are worthy of publication and the latest journal published online and printed.

Writing Standards:

1. Systematic writing for the results of research or field research at least includes Introduction, Literature Review and Hypothesis Development (for qualitative research only literature review), Methods, Results and Discussion, Conclusions and References. Acknowledgements or Awards (if any "only for sponsors") are placed after the Conclusion and before the References.
2. Systematics of writing for library research or the results of thought at least include the Introduction, Literature Review, Discussion, Conclusions and References. Acknowledgements or Appreciations (if any "only for sponsors") are placed after the Conclusion and before the References.
3. Articles are typed using:
   • Font Times New Roman
   • The title font size of 14 points, Fill in a font size of 12 points
   • Typing distance 1 space
   • A4 paper size (210 x 297 mm)
   • The left margin is 4 cm, and the top, right and bottom margins are 3 cm (4 3 3 3 cm).
4. Each page is numbered sequentially at the bottom right.
5. Figures or graphs and tables must be numbered.
6. Writing as efficiently as possible following needs with a minimum length of 12 pages and a maximum of 20 pages.
7. Latin names, Greek, regional languages and foreign terms that do not include Indonesian/have not been English are italicized.

Writing Systematics:

1. The title is written in a specific, informative unit that describes the contents of the manuscript. The title is written in capital letters with a Times New Roman font size of 14 points, spaced in one space, a maximum of 15 words and is located in the middle without a period. If the manuscript is in Indonesian, the title must be in English and Indonesian.
2. The author's name is written in full without an academic degree accompanied by the name of the author's institution and e-mail.
3. Abstracts are written in one paragraph consisting of 100-200 words using Indonesian. The abstract contains a brief description of the opening sentence which describes the importance of the research, research objectives, methods, findings, and research implications/contributions, written in one space.
4. Keywords are written in italics with one space spacing after the abstract, consisting of 3-5 words, to facilitate writing indexing.
5. Introductions contain 4 or 5 paragraphs regarding research phenomena, literature facts ending with gap research/differentiation/novelty from previous studies, research objectives, and reasons/statements that provide value/significance/justification for conducting research.
6. Literature Review contains theories related to research and hypothesis development (if any).
7. Methods contain research design or type of research, data sources, population and sample, data collection techniques, and analysis techniques.
8. Results and Discussion contains a description of the results of data analysis, hypothesis testing, discussion of answering research questions, findings and interpretation of the findings, and ends with an explanation of what needs to be done next based on the findings.
9. Conclusions consist of 3 paragraphs, namely the core results of research findings, implications and limitations of the research, and research suggestions.
10. Acknowledgements (if any) were conveyed to various parties who helped "to sponsor" so that the research could be completed.
11. References use Mendeley with the Chicago manual of style 17th editor (author-date). 80% of the references are from journals in the last 10 years.

Tables and Figures:

1. Titles of tables, graphs, histograms, sketches and pictures (photos) are numbered sequentially. Short and clear title along with the units used. The title of the illustration is written in Times New Roman font size of 12 points, and the beginning of the word uses a capital letter (capitalize each word), with a spacing of 1 space.
2. Sources of Tables and Figures must be included, written on the bottom left using Times New Roman font size 10 points, italic and spacing of 1 space.
3. The writing of decimal numbers in the table for Indonesian is separated by a comma (,) and for English, a period (.) is used.
4. The unit of measurement uses the International System).

Citations:

In-text citations using Mendeley with style Chicago manual of style 17th editor (author-date).

References:

Use Mendeley with the Chicago manual of style 17th editor (author-date). 80% of the references are from journals in the last 10 years.

Footnote:

Footnotes are used only to provide additional explanation/analysis, which when combined with the manuscript will disrupt the continuity of the manuscript. Thus footnotes are not used for reference. Footnotes must be numbered and printed superscript. The text from the footnotes is placed directly on the page where there is a superscript number (footnote).

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