Manuscript Type

Manuscript Types & Submission Files

Tadarus Tarbawy: Jurnal Kajian Islam dan Pendidikan • Postgraduate Program, Universitas Muhammadiyah Tangerang

Manuscript Type

Tadarus Tarbawy: Jurnal Kajian Islam dan Pendidikan accepts primarily Research Articles. A Research Article is defined as an original scholarly work that presents empirical research findings, theoretical developments, conceptual analyses, novel models, or innovative instructional designs in the fields of Islamic education, pedagogy, educational management, and Islamic studies.

All manuscripts must be prepared in accordance with the official Tadarus Tarbawy Manuscript Template (written in standard academic Indonesian, English, or Arabic). Manuscripts that deviate significantly from the template guidelines or formatting requirements will be returned without peer review.

Submission Files & Supplementary Components

During the submission process on the Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform, authors are required to upload the primary blinded manuscript file under the Article Text category. Authors are also encouraged or required to upload relevant supporting supplementary files under the appropriate designated categories:

Research Instrument

Tools, measurement scales, interview protocols, or questionnaires employed in the study.

Research Materials

Instructional modules, learning media components, syllabi, or teaching materials evaluated in the research.

Research Results

Supplementary tables, extended statistical outputs, or documentation not embedded in the main manuscript text.

Data Analysis

Statistical scripts, qualitative coding schemes, transcription matrices, or simulation files.

Data Set

Raw or processed anonymized quantitative data matrices, spreadsheet records, or corpus archives.

Image

High-resolution figures, organizational charts, diagrams, or archival photographs (minimum 300 DPI).

Multimedia

Audio recordings, video demonstrations of learning practices, or animated instructional assets.

Other

Ethical clearance certificates, institutional permissions, or supporting author declarations.

Evaluation & Archiving Note: All supporting files are strictly evaluated alongside the primary manuscript during the double-blind peer review process. Supplementary files are archived for editorial audit and will not be published publicly in the final issue unless specifically agreed upon or determined by the editorial team.