This copyright and licensing policy is intended to support the responsible dissemination, reuse, and development of scholarly knowledge while ensuring that authorship, attribution, academic integrity, and intellectual contribution are properly respected.

1. Creative Commons License

Published articles in El-'Adl: Islamic Economic Law Review are made available under the:

Under this license, users may share and adapt published materials, provided that the applicable conditions of attribution and ShareAlike are fulfilled.

2. Permitted Uses

Subject to the terms of the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, users may:

3. Attribution Requirement

Any use, reproduction, redistribution, translation, or adaptation of published material must provide appropriate credit to the original author(s) and acknowledge El-'Adl: Islamic Economic Law Review as the original source of publication.

Appropriate attribution should include, where available:

• Name(s) of the author(s);
• Title of the article;
• Journal title;
• Volume and issue;
• Year of publication;
• Page range or article number, where applicable;
• Digital Object Identifier (DOI), where available.

4. ShareAlike Requirement

If published material is remixed, transformed, translated, or otherwise adapted, the resulting work must be distributed under the same license or under a license compatible with the CC BY-SA 4.0 ShareAlike requirement.

This condition helps preserve the openness of derivative scholarly works and encourages the continued circulation of academic knowledge.

5. Academic and Educational Use

Published articles may be used in academic teaching, research, scholarly discussion, educational materials, presentations, institutional repositories, and other legitimate academic activities in accordance with the CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

Users remain responsible for providing proper attribution and complying with applicable copyright, licensing, ethical, and academic citation requirements.

6. Author Responsibility

Authors are responsible for ensuring that the manuscripts they submit do not unlawfully infringe the copyright or intellectual property rights of other parties.

Authors must obtain appropriate permission when reproducing copyrighted material where permission is legally required, including:

• Figures and illustrations;
• Photographs;
• Tables;
• Research instruments;
• Extended quotations;
• Other copyrighted third-party materials.

7. Third-Party Materials

Materials contained in a published article that are owned by third parties may be subject to separate copyright terms or licensing restrictions.

The Creative Commons license applied to the article does not automatically override copyright restrictions that legally apply to third-party content unless such material is specifically covered by the same license.

8. Integrity of the Published Work

Reuse of published material must not misrepresent the original authors' arguments, findings, interpretations, or conclusions.

Adaptations or modifications should be clearly identified where necessary, particularly when changes could affect the interpretation of the original work.

9. Citation and Scholarly Integrity

Permission to share or adapt an article under an open license does not replace standard academic citation requirements.

Researchers, students, educators, institutions, and other users are expected to acknowledge published articles according to accepted scholarly citation practices.

10. Copyright and License Summary