Indexing and Abstracting

Journal of Transformative Islamic Law

Indexing and Abstracting

 

Expanding the visibility, accessibility, discoverability, and scholarly impact of published research.

Our Commitment

The Journal of Transformative Islamic Law (JTIL) is committed to maximizing the visibility, accessibility, discoverability, and scholarly impact of every published article. To support these objectives, the journal seeks inclusion in reputable national and international abstracting, indexing, cataloguing, and digital-preservation services.

Visibility
Wider Academic Reach
Accessibility
Open Scholarly Discovery
Impact
Greater Citation Potential
Indexing Policy
Supporting scholarly discovery and long-term accessibility
Bibliographic Databases Published articles are prepared with complete and accurate metadata to support inclusion in scholarly databases and citation indexes.
Library Catalogues Journal records may be incorporated into university, institutional, national, and international library catalogues to improve access for researchers and students.
Digital Repositories Articles may be harvested, archived, and disseminated through institutional repositories, academic search engines, and open-access discovery platforms.
Continuous Development JTIL continuously evaluates and applies to recognized indexing and abstracting services relevant to Islamic law, legal studies, religious studies, social sciences, and interdisciplinary scholarship.
Indexed and Abstracted In
Current indexing, cataloguing, and discovery services

The Journal of Transformative Islamic Law is indexed, catalogued, archived, or discoverable through the following services:

Google Scholar
Academic search engine
Crossref
Metadata and DOI registration
GARUDA
Indonesian scholarly discovery
Dimensions
Research discovery platform
BASE
Academic search service
OpenAIRE
Open scholarly infrastructure
Verification Notice

Only indexing services that have formally included, harvested, registered, catalogued, or made JTIL content discoverable should be displayed in the list above. Services currently under application or evaluation should be identified separately as “under evaluation” and should not be presented as confirmed indexers.