Submissions

Author Guidelines

• The research must be original, unpublished, or submitted for publication in other journals. It must not be part of previously published research or extracted from a university thesis. The researcher must sign a pledge form in this regard and agree to transfer the copyright to the journal if the research is accepted for publication.
• Submitted research must be free of plagiarism (research will be checked using the Turnitin plagiarism detection program). Inaccurate presentation of facts or misleading information will not be accepted.
• Submitted research must be written in Arabic or English and must not exceed 8,000 words (no less than 15 pages and no more than 25 pages).
• Research must be written in Microsoft Word using Simplified Arabic as the font, and Times New Roman for English, using font size 14 and spacing 1. Main headings must be sized 16 Bold.

   Foreign researchers are exempt from paying all fees.

The manuscript should be organized as follows:

• Title
• List of authors, their affiliations, and email addresses
• Keywords
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Methodology
• Body
• Results/Conclusions
• Conclusion
• References

As detailed below:

Title: Centered in both Arabic and English. The title should be a concise and concise description.

Author Information: Name(s) of the author(s), affiliation(s), email address (for internal researchers, this should be college-wide).

Abstract: Should be in both Arabic and English and should not exceed 200-250 words. It should focus on the purpose and objectives of the research, the main research methods and approaches, and the main findings.

Keywords: The researcher should provide four to six keywords that can be used for indexing purposes. The title should be written in both Arabic and English.

Introduction: This should be concise and define the importance of the research and the reasons for its study. It should also present the most important problems the research seeks to address and its main hypothesis.

Methodology: This section should contain detailed information about the procedures and steps followed in the research and can be divided into subsections.

Body: The body should be divided into specific sections (main and subsections), clearly organized sequentially as appropriate, while maintaining the unity of the topic and the logical sequence of its ideas.

Results/Conclusions: This section should contain the most important results and address the stated objectives of the research. The researcher should only mention new or significant aspects of the new findings they have reached. The significance of the results should also be addressed in the context of existing literature. The results should be clear and concise.

Conclusion: The researcher should clearly explain the important conclusions of the research, highlighting their importance and their close and direct relevance to the topic.

References: In-text citations should follow APA style, and references should be written at the end of the research in Times New Roman, size 12.