Direct Marketing Policy

Al-Amwal: Journal of Islamic Economic Law conducts promotional and direct marketing activities in a professional, ethical, and transparent manner.

1. Scope of Marketing Activities

The journal may disseminate calls for papers, announcements of new issues, or journal information through:

• Official email communications

• Academic mailing lists

• Institutional networks

• Social media platforms

All communications are directed to relevant academic audiences within the scope of Islamic economic law and related disciplines.

2. Professional and Targeted Communication

Any solicitation of manuscripts is conducted in an appropriate, well-targeted, and non-intrusive manner. The journal does not engage in spam practices or aggressive marketing strategies.

3. Truthful and Transparent Information

All promotional materials accurately reflect:

• The journal’s aims and scope

• The peer-review process

• Publication fees (if applicable)

• Indexing status

• Publisher information

The journal does not provide misleading information, false claims, or guarantees of manuscript acceptance.

4. Editorial Independence

Direct marketing activities have no influence on editorial decisions. All submitted manuscripts undergo the standard peer-review process regardless of how the author became aware of the journal.