Peer-review Process

Manuscript Submission

Researchers submit their scholarly manuscripts to Journal HADIS. Upon receipt, the Editor in Chief assigns the manuscript to the Managing Editor, who is responsible for its preliminary evaluation.
The Managing Editor, together with the editorial team, conducts an initial assessment. The manuscript may be directly accepted, rejected, or moved forward to the peer review stage. each manuscript undergoes a plagiarism assessment using Turnitin to ensure originality.
The Managing Editor appoints at least two subject matter experts to review the manuscript. This review is performed under a double-blind protocol, safeguarding the anonymity of both reviewers and authors. Reviewers utilize a standardized form provided by the Journal HADIS to facilitate their evaluations.
The Editor in Chief communicates the results of the review process to the author, which may be an approval, a request for revisions, or a rejection, while maintaining the anonymity of the reviewers.
Should revisions be necessary, authors are instructed to refine their manuscript based on the feedback received. They are also encouraged to submit a letter detailing their responses to the reviewers' comments and the amendments made.
Authors resubmit the revised manuscript through the same submission channel as originally used. The manuscript is then re-evaluated to verify that all suggested modifications have been satisfactorily addressed.
Upon satisfactory revision, the Editor in Chief informs the author of the manuscript’s acceptance for publication.
Authors have the right to appeal editorial decisions by submitting a detailed rationale for reconsideration. The editorial team, along with the initial or additional reviewers, reviews such appeals thoroughly.
The entire review process is conducted with strict confidentiality to protect the privacy of both authors and reviewers. Reviewers are obligated to disclose any potential conflicts of interest and to uphold the secrecy of the manuscripts they evaluate.