The Al-Turath Journal of Al-Quran and Al-Sunnah employs a double-blind peer review policy to ensure the quality and integrity of publications. This policy mandates anonymity for both authors and reviewers, thereby ensuring confidentiality throughout the review process. The double-blind peer review process aims to provide a fair and objective evaluation of submitted articles, maintaining high academic standards and assessing their suitability for publication in the journal.

Upon submission, each manuscript undergoes initial content screening. Authors may receive preliminary feedback requesting a revised version. Subsequently, each manuscript is evaluated by at least two anonymous reviewers. Review criteria encompass relevance to Al-Turath, contribution to the discipline, analytical clarity, conceptual depth, presentation clarity, and technical soundness. Reviewers submit written evaluations and recommendations to the editorial team, who ultimately decide on publication. Authors may be required to revise their manuscript based on feedback or face rejection if it does not meet publication standards.

This policy is crucial for upholding the journal’s academic standards and advancing studies in Quran and Hadith.