Submission Guidelines for Articles

 

We invite scholars, professionals, and enthusiasts to contribute articles to our platform, which focuses on Waqf and other Islamic finance instruments across various fields and sectors. Your contributions will help promote understanding and innovation in these vital areas of Islamic economics. To maintain the integrity and relevance of our content, please follow the guidelines below when submitting your article.

 

1. Topic Relevance

• Focus Areas: We accept articles on topics related to Waqf, Islamic finance, Sharia-compliant investment, Zakat, Sukuk, Takaful, and other Islamic financial instruments. We are particularly interested in content that explores these topics in various sectors, including education, healthcare, agriculture, real estate, and social welfare.
• Audience Consideration: Our readership includes academics, professionals, policymakers, and individuals interested in Islamic finance. Ensure your content is educational, insightful, and relevant to these groups.

 

2. Article Requirements

• Originality: Your submission must be original and not published elsewhere. We do not accept plagiarized content or articles that have been previously published on other platforms.
• Word Count: Articles should be between 1,000 to 2,000 words to ensure comprehensive coverage of the topic while maintaining reader engagement.
• Citations and References: Properly cite all sources, including Quranic verses, Hadiths, scholarly works, and data. Use footnotes or endnotes for Islamic references, and include a bibliography for all cited works.

 

3. Content Ownership

• Rights: By submitting your article, you grant us the right to publish it on our website and share it across our social media channels. However, you retain full rights to your content and may republish it elsewhere.
• Compensation: We do not currently offer monetary compensation for guest articles. However, you will receive full credit for your work, and we will promote your content through our network including our website.

 

4. What We Don’t Accept

• Promotional Content: Articles that serve primarily as advertisements or promotions for specific products, services, or businesses will not be accepted.
• Inappropriate Content: We do not accept content that contradicts Islamic values, including anything discriminatory, offensive, or contrary to Sharia principles.
• Low-Quality Submissions: Articles with poor grammar, lack of coherence, or insufficient research will be rejected.

 

5. Tips for Success

• Research Thoroughly: Ensure your article is well-researched and backed by credible sources, including Islamic texts, scholarly opinions, and current market data.
• Engage the Reader: Make your article engaging by presenting real-world applications, case studies, or innovative ideas in the field of Islamic finance.
• Call to Action: Encourage readers to think critically, take action, or further explore the topics you discuss.