Basic ethical principles for the journal's stakeholders:

Editors:

IQRA JOURNAL: Theological and Religious Studies wants the submissions to be scientific and original.

IQRA JOURNAL: Theological and Religious Studies prefers to remove any identifying information, including author names from document. So, our journal uses double-blind review, which means that both the reviewer and author identities are concealed from the reviewers.

Editors carefully check the each submission and forward to the two reviewers.

All articles published in IQRA JOURNAL: Theological and Religious Studies  will undergo full peer review process. IQRA JOURNAL: Theological and Religious Studies ensures that submitted papers being considered for publication undergo peer-review by at least two reviewers.

IQRA JOURNAL: Theological and Religious Studies does not deal with the identity, belief, ethnicity or gender of the authors. The important issue for the journal is the scientific quality of the submitted submissions.

Authors:

Submissions must be unpublished elsewhere.

The authors must comply with international policies on plagiarism.

The authors should prepare the submission according to the publication principles.

Referees:

The important issue for the referee is the scientific quality of the submitted articles. A referee of a paper should judge scientific and objectively the quality of the manuscript.

Referees should explain and support their suggestions clearly and adequately so the authors can understand the reasons for their comments.