Indexing and Abstracting

INDEXING AND ABSTRACTING

El-'Adl: Islamic Economic Law Review

El-'Adl: Islamic Economic Law Review is committed to increasing the visibility, accessibility, discoverability, and scholarly impact of research published in the field of Islamic Economic Law.

To support the dissemination of scholarly work, the journal seeks to ensure that its published articles can be identified and accessed through relevant academic indexing, abstracting, and scholarly discovery services.

At present, El-'Adl: Islamic Economic Law Review is listed and/or discoverable through the following academic platforms:

1. Current Indexing and Discovery Services

GARUDA

GARUDA is included among the indexing and discovery services associated with El-'Adl: Islamic Economic Law Review. Its inclusion supports the visibility and discoverability of scholarly publications within the Indonesian academic information environment.

Google Scholar

Google Scholar provides academic discovery services that enable journal articles to be searched and identified through scholarly literature searches. This contributes to broader access to published research and may support citation visibility among researchers, students, and academic institutions.

2. Indexing Status Summary

No. Indexing / Discovery Service Status
1 GARUDA Listed / Discoverable
2 Google Scholar Indexed / Discoverable

3. Purpose of Indexing and Abstracting

Indexing and abstracting services play an important role in scholarly communication. They help researchers identify relevant publications, facilitate academic searches, improve the visibility of journal content, and support the dissemination of research findings to broader scholarly communities.

Through appropriate indexing and discovery services, El-'Adl: Islamic Economic Law Review seeks to strengthen scholarly communication in areas including Islamic Economic Law, fiqh al-mu'amalat, Islamic finance, Islamic banking, Islamic fintech, Sharia governance, Islamic contracts, maqasid al-Shariah, legislation, fatwas, dispute resolution, and judicial practices.

Visibility Principle: Indexing is intended to improve the discoverability of scholarly content, support responsible citation, and increase opportunities for academic dialogue at national and international levels.

4. Journal Metadata and Discoverability

The journal is committed to maintaining accurate and consistent article metadata to support effective scholarly discovery. Article metadata may include information such as:

  • Article title;
  • Author name and institutional affiliation;
  • Abstract and keywords;
  • Volume, issue, and publication year;
  • Bibliographic information;
  • Digital Object Identifier (DOI), where activated;
  • References and other relevant publication metadata.

Accurate metadata helps indexing and discovery platforms identify journal content correctly and increases the likelihood that scholarly articles can be found through academic searches.

5. Commitment to Wider Indexing

El-'Adl: Islamic Economic Law Review is committed to continuously improving its editorial quality, publication management, metadata consistency, scholarly visibility, and accessibility.

As the journal develops and fulfills the requirements of other indexing and abstracting services, information on this page may be updated to reflect additional indexing coverage.

Important Notice:
The journal will only display indexing and abstracting services for which inclusion or discoverability has been appropriately established. Indexing information may be updated periodically in accordance with the journal's actual indexing status.

6. Indexing and Abstracting at a Glance

CURRENTLY LISTED / DISCOVERABLE THROUGH

GARUDA

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Google Scholar

Indexing Statement: El-'Adl: Islamic Economic Law Review is committed to expanding the dissemination and discoverability of high-quality scholarship in Islamic Economic Law through credible academic indexing, abstracting, and scholarly discovery services.

El-'Adl: Islamic Economic Law Review

Program Studi Hukum Ekonomi Syariah
Fakultas Agama Islam
Universitas Muslim Indonesia, Makassar, Indonesia

Visibility • Discoverability • Scholarly Impact