Author Guidelines
Submission Guidelines
Authors must register before submitting their articles. If you have already registered, please log in.
Once you have successfully logged in as an author, follow these steps:
Select the menu or click "New Submission."
In the "Start" subsection, select "Jurnal Section (Full Article)" and check all boxes.
In the "Upload Submission" subsection, please upload the article manuscript file in MS Word.
In the "Enter Metadata" subsection, enter the information for all authors and their affiliations, followed by the title and abstract, and indexing keywords.
In the "Upload Supplementary Files" subsection, you may upload supporting data files, a cover letter, or other documents.
In the "Confirmation" subsection, please click "Finish Submission" if all information is correct.
All manuscripts submitted to EMASHA: Journal of Economics, Management, and Islamic Accounting use the OJS system and must meet the writing criteria and comply with the writing guidelines.
Publication Fee
The publication process in EMASHA: Journal of Economics, Management, and Sharia Accounting, from submission through review, editing, and publication, is free of charge.
Publication Agreement
EMASHA: Journal of Economics, Management, and Sharia Accounting upholds scientific integrity and academic ethics. Therefore, each author is required to provide a certificate of originality and plagiarism-free content. The content of the article is entirely the author's responsibility. If plagiarism or unauthorized copyright infringement is found in an article, the editors reserve the right to withdraw the article from EMASHA: Journal of Economics, Management, and Sharia Accounting.
Manuscript Writing Guidelines
Title (Cambria 16, 1.15 spacing)
First author 1 (Cambria 16, 1.15 spacing, bold)
Second author 2
1,2 Affiliation
Email: author 1, author 2, and correspondent*, etc. Phone: 08xx (For coordination only)
Abstract (English)
The abstract must be written in English. The abstract must include the main problem, objectives, methods, results, discussion, conclusions, and impact of the research on scientific development. The abstract should consist of one paragraph with a maximum of 200-250 words. The abstract should be written in Cambria 11 font and single-spaced.
Keywords: ...;…;… . (minimum 5 words). Cambria 11 font, single-spaced, italics.
Introduction
The introduction should include a statement of the research problem, research object, phenomenon, research gap, impact, and novelty. Each statement should be supported by several strong and valid references from reliable sources such as books and journal articles from at least the last 3-5 years. The citation style used is APA 7th edition in Mendeley. The font used is Cambria 12 font, 1.15 spacing. Quotations should be written as indirect quotations (paraphrases).
Table 1. Table Title (Cambria 11, single-spaced)
No. Item Description Description
Source: …..
Each table must include an explanation that clearly and in detail explains the table's contents.
Quotations from Quranic verses, Hadith, or legal sources follow the following rules:
Verse, Hadith, Article
Meaning: "..."
Each source must be followed by an explanation of the verse, hadith, and legal source, but based on derivative sources such as interpretations, scriptures, books, etc., and must be cited.
Figure 1. Figure Title
Source: …..
Figure explanations are used to convey information about the figure.
Literature Review
Subchapter 1, Etc. (Cambria 12, Bold, Italics)
Explanation of the influence between variables, supplemented by previous research and underlying theory. This can include theoretical support that can answer the research results (for qualitative research) or an explanation of the influence between variables, formulating hypotheses (for quantitative research).
H1: Hypothesis 1, etc.
Research Methods (Cambria 12, Bold)
The method section explains the type of research approach used, whether qualitative or quantitative. It then explains the location, data type, data collection techniques, data analysis techniques, and the expected results. It also explains the data processing applications used in the study (Cambria 12, 1.15 spacing).
Results and Discussion (Cambria 12, Bold)
The research results in this article include descriptive data analysis, activity results, and data processing results, written in Cambria 12 font, 1.15 spacing. The results can be supplemented with tables and graphs (figures) using the writing techniques described previously. The discussion section explains the analysis of the results or interprets the findings or benefits logically, by linking them to relevant reference sources. If sources of religious law or normative law are included, the writing style described above can be used. The discussion presents each research finding/analysis of the research results in comparison with theories or previous relevant research results, or with the reality in the field, along with the researcher's comments and logical analysis. The author can provide citations to the analysis that is contradicted or validated by the theory.
Subchapter 1, etc. (Cambria 12, Bold, Italic)
Explanation of Subchapter (Cambria 12, 1.15 spacing)
Conclusions, Limitations, and Future Research
Contains a brief, concise, and precise explanation of the conclusions obtained from the research results, as stated in the title. It also provides the limitations of the research and suggestions for future research. (Cambria 12, 1.15 spacing).
Acknowledgements
Contains an explanation of gratitude to those who contributed to the completion of the article, especially those providing research funding, and so on. This section should be a maximum of 50-100 words. (Cambria 12, 1.15 spacing).
References
Written using Mendeley or Zetero, APA Style 7. (Cambria 12, 1.15 spacing), with the following provisions and structure:
(Book)
Last name, first name, second author, etc. (year). Title of Book. Publisher and City of Publication.
(Book Series)
Last Name, First Name, Second Author, etc. (Year). Title of Book Series. (pp. …–…). American Psychological Association. https://doi.org/10.1037/.....
(Journal Article)
Last Name, First Name, Second Author, etc. (Year). Title of Article. Name of Journal, Volume, Page Number. https://doi.org/10.1080/....
(Seminar/Conference Proceedings)
Last Name, First Name, Second Author, etc. (Year). Title of Proceedings. At the Seminar/Conference… (pp. …–…). City: University/Organizer. Retrieved from http://.....
(Website)
Last Name, First Name, Second Author, etc. (Year). Title of Article. Web. https://.....
Attachments (if any)
Contains the main supporting data for the study. Maximum 1 page