About the Journalعن المجلة
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سياسة الانتحال العلمي
Al Ibrah: Journal of Arabic Language Education does not tolerate plagiarism in any form. Every manuscript is checked for similarity with Turnitin before it is sent to reviewers, and the editors assess the result together with the content of the manuscript.
ToolTurnitin
Maximum similarity25%
When checkedBefore review and before publication
Forms of Plagiarism
الانتحال المباشر
Direct plagiarism
Copying text, data, or ideas from another source without citation.
الانتحال الذاتي
Self-plagiarism
Reusing substantial parts of the author's own published work without citation, including duplicate publication.
انتحال الترجمة
Translation plagiarism
Translating another author's work, for example from Arabic or English, and presenting it as original.
How the Journal Responds
01Before reviewقبل التحكيم
- Similarity of 25% or less: the manuscript continues to editorial screening and review, as long as the matching text is properly cited.
- Similarity above 25%: the manuscript is returned to the author for revision, or rejected if the overlap is substantial.
- Clear plagiarism, whatever the percentage: the manuscript is rejected.
02During reviewأثناء التحكيم
- If a reviewer or editor finds plagiarism, the review is stopped and the author is asked to explain.
- Depending on the explanation, the manuscript is returned for correction or rejected.
03After publicationبعد النشر
- Plagiarism found in a published article is handled according to the COPE guidelines.
- Depending on the case, the journal publishes a correction or retracts the article. See Corrections and Retractions.
- The author's institution may be informed in serious cases.
Authors are encouraged to check their manuscript with a similarity tool before submitting. Similarity from the reference list, quotations of Qur'anic verses and hadith, and standard phrases is assessed by the editors and is not counted as plagiarism when properly cited.


