Plagiarism Check

Manuscripts submitted to Southeast Asian Journal of Islamic Education will be screened for plagiarism using TURNITIN and website-based search engines. It depends on the level of originality and similarities with other documents whether the editor will accept the draft, reject the draft, or manage the draft to the peer-review process. The similarity of the paper submitted for journal publication must not be more than 20%.

 

AI Policy

The use of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Scite Ai, SciSpace, Grammarly, or similar systems) is permitted in manuscript preparation only to a limited extent, and subject to the following conditions:

1. Authors are allowed to utilize AI tools for tasks such as language refinement, grammar improvement, or idea structuring. However, the total contribution of AI-generated content must not exceed 20% of the entire manuscript. Excessive reliance on AI tools is considered unethical and may result in rejection.
2. Any use of AI tools must be clearly stated in the manuscript. Authors must provide a transparent statement in the Acknowledgments or Methodology section detailing which AI tools were used, and for what purpose.
3. AI tools must not be used to generate research data, manipulate results, produce entire paragraphs or sections of the manuscript, or fabricate references. Authors are responsible for ensuring the academic integrity of all content.
4. AI tools cannot be credited as authors. The submitting authors bear full responsibility for the accuracy, originality, and ethical standards of the work, regardless of any AI assistance used.
5. All submissions will be screened for plagiarism and AI-generated content. Manuscripts with more than 20% AI-generated material will be rejected.
6. The use of AI must comply with ethical research and publishing practices. Misuse of AI for bypassing scholarly review processes or simulating academic rigor is strictly prohibited.