Focus and Scope
Iseedu: Journal of Islamic Educational Thoughts and Practices publishes articles on any thoughts and practices in Islamic education worldwide. The journal gives a space for the teachers, experts, and researchers to express their ideas regarding the subject, in particular Islamic education, and gives any space toward scholars with different expertise to discuss or analyze it using multi-perspectives. This journal focuses on the theme and topic of thoughts and practices in Islamic education, including:
- Innovation in Islamic Education and its Practices.
- Strategies, Approaches, Methods, and Education Technology in Islamic Education.
- Management and Leadership in Islamic Education.
- Educational Planning and Evaluation in Islamic Education.
- Curriculum in Islamic Education.
- The Concept and Practice of Moderation in the Study of Islamic Education.
- Internationalization of Muhammadiyah and Islamic Education.
Section Policies
Articles
Peer Review Process
The editorial team reviews each and every paper that is submitted. The manuscripts that editors determine are not appropriate for the journal's requirements are swiftly rejected without external review. Reviews from double-blind reviewers are delivered to manuscripts that are deemed to be potentially interesting to our readership. The editors then choose one of several options, such as rejected, need significant revision, need minor revision, or accepted, based on the reviewer's advice.
The editorial board and peer reviewers evaluate papers to determine whether they are acceptable for publication in the Journal of Islamic Educational Thoughts and Practices. The identities of the authors and reviewers are kept secret for the entirety of the review processes, which are all double-blind. The Editor in Chief is in charge of all communications with the author and has final authority over whether the work should be accepted, rejected, or returned to the author for editing.
The editorial board and editor in chief will evaluate the submitted articles as part of the prequalification process to determine their suitability for further assessment. The Editor in Chief will select qualified peer reviewers to assess the articles. The peer reviewers should review the paper and then provide feedback to the editor-in-chief as soon as possible, typically within three weeks. The editor in chief makes the decision regarding whether to accept or reject a manuscript.
Revision-required papers will be sent back to the authors, who must then send the edited version to the editor-in-chief of the Journal of Islamic Educational Thoughts and Practices via OJS. The editor in chief sends the Editorial Board the revised version of the manuscript to see if the article has undergone the changes suggested by peer reviewers. The editorial board may advise the editor-in-chief to accept, reject, or return the manuscript to the authors within a week. The editor in chief would send authors an acceptance letter announcing the publishing issue and the manuscript reprint.
The Editor of the Journal of Islamic Educational Thoughts and Practices has the authority to determine which manuscripts submitted to the journal shall be published.
Publication Frequency
Open Access Policy
This journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.




