Privacy Statement
Al-Husna: Journal of Islamic Law and Society respects and protects the privacy of all users, including authors, reviewers, editors, and readers. Personal information provided through the journal system is used only to support the management, evaluation, and publication of articles.
1. Use of Information
Information provided by users, such as name, affiliation, email address, and academic information, is used for journal administration, editorial communications, and the review process.peer review, as well as publication of the article if the manuscript is accepted.
The data will not be used for purposes outside of journal activities without the consent of the relevant party.
2. Reviewer Confidentiality
The Al-Husna: Journal of Islamic Law and Society implements a double-blind peer review system. Reviewer identities are kept confidential and will not be disclosed to authors during the review process.
Reviewers are also obliged to maintain the confidentiality of manuscripts and information obtained during the process.peer review.
3. Data Protection
Journal managers strive to maintain the security of user information and limit access to personal data to only those who have an interest in managing the journal.
Personal information will not be sold, rented, or given to third parties for commercial purposes.
4. Published Information
Information that is part of a scientific publication, such as author names, affiliations, article titles, abstracts, and bibliographic information, can be displayed openly on the journal page after the article is published.
Users who register as authors, reviewers, or journal system users are responsible for ensuring that the information provided is accurate and meets the journal management needs.
The Al-Husna: Journal of Islamic Law and Society is committed to using user information responsibly, maintaining the confidentiality of the editorial process, and protecting personal data in accordance with the ethical principles of scientific publication.