Indexing

Indexing

Eduistiqomah in Islamic Education Management (EIEM) is committed to increasing the visibility, discoverability, accessibility, and dissemination of its scholarly publications through reputable academic indexing and abstracting services.

The journal continuously works to expand its indexing coverage and to meet the technical, editorial, ethical, and publishing standards required by national and international scholarly databases.

1. Indexing and Abstracting Services

EIEM aims to be indexed and discoverable through reputable academic databases and scholarly discovery services, including:

  • Google Scholar

  • Garuda (Garba Rujukan Digital)

  • Dimensions

  • BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine)

  • Crossref

The journal will update this page whenever EIEM is officially accepted and listed by an indexing or abstracting service.

2. National and International Visibility

EIEM seeks to strengthen its academic visibility at both national and international levels by maintaining consistent publication schedules, high-quality peer review, ethical publishing practices, accurate article metadata, persistent identifiers, and proper bibliographic information.

The journal also encourages authors to maximize the discoverability of their research through accurate titles, abstracts, keywords, author affiliations, references, and researcher identifiers.

3. Metadata and Discoverability

EIEM is committed to maintaining accurate and structured article metadata, including:

  • Article title;

  • Author names and affiliations;

  • Abstract;

  • Keywords;

  • References;

  • Publication date;

  • Volume and issue information;

  • ISSN;

  • DOI or other persistent identifiers when available; and

  • Licensing and copyright information.

Accurate metadata supports the discovery, citation, dissemination, and long-term accessibility of published research.

4. Indexing Application Policy

EIEM may apply for inclusion in additional indexing and abstracting services when the journal meets the relevant eligibility requirements.

Acceptance into an indexing service is determined by the respective indexing organization and is not guaranteed by the journal.

The editorial team is responsible for maintaining the journal's publication quality and ensuring compliance with applicable technical, editorial, and ethical requirements.

5. Authors and Indexing

Authors are encouraged to provide complete and accurate bibliographic information and to use consistent author identities and affiliations.

Authors may also link their published research to appropriate researcher profiles and scholarly platforms, such as ORCID and Google Scholar, where applicable.

6. Commitment to Continuous Improvement

EIEM is committed to continuously improving its editorial management, peer-review procedures, publication ethics, digital infrastructure, metadata quality, and scholarly visibility.

The journal seeks to develop its indexing coverage progressively while maintaining the integrity and quality of its published research.

7. Official Indexing Status

Only indexing and abstracting services in which EIEM has been officially accepted and listed will be presented as active indexing services on this page.

The journal does not claim indexing status based solely on an application, registration, submission, directory listing, search-engine discoverability, or other preliminary process.

For transparency, the indexing status of EIEM will be updated whenever an official evaluation or acceptance is received from the relevant indexing service.