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Copyright and Licensing
In this policy
01 Ownership and permission to publish
The journal-specific statement below identifies copyright ownership and the permissions granted to Abrahamic Religions: Jurnal Studi Agama-Agama for publication. Authors must have authority to submit their work and agree to the applicable publication terms. The journal’s website design, theme software and article content are different works; a software or website licence must not be mistaken for the licence of an article.
02 Identifying the applicable licence
Check the licence name, version and official link on the particular article and its full-text file. If these disagree, ask the editorial office to clarify rather than assuming the broadest permission. The confirmed journal terms should describe reuse accurately. The applicable licence and ownership are those expressly confirmed below and on each article.
03 Attribution and reuse
Reusers must follow the terms that apply to the material, including attribution and any conditions for adaptations or redistribution. Keep enough bibliographic information to identify the original work and its licence. Do not imply that the authors or journal endorse a reuse. Where a proposed use falls outside the permission granted, seek the necessary permission from the relevant rights holder.
04 Third-party material and other rights
Figures, photographs, instruments or extracts may have separate credit lines and permissions. Authors should identify exclusions from the article licence and retain evidence of permission where required. A copyright licence does not by itself resolve privacy, confidentiality, trademark or participant-consent issues. Consult the relevant notices before reusing identifiable images or sensitive material.
05 Author sharing and repositories
The confirmed arrangements should distinguish the submitted manuscript, accepted manuscript and published version, including any deposit conditions or embargo. Authors should use the appropriate version and include a link to the published record where available. Do not infer permission for every version merely because one version is openly accessible. Repository requirements should be checked against the applicable agreement.
06 Existing articles and clarification
Updating this page does not retrospectively replace the licence of an existing article. Errors in a rights statement need documented editorial clarification with the rights holder, not a silent blanket change. Readers and authors can contact the editorial office with an article identifier and the specific permission question. Disputed rights may require advice beyond the journal’s editorial authority.
07 Journal-specific arrangements
Journal-specific arrangements have not yet been supplied. Contact the editorial office for verified information.
Questions or concerns about this policy?
Explain the issue and include a manuscript or article identifier where relevant. Do not share sensitive records through public channels.
Contact the editorial office →References and related guidance
Read alongside the journal’s review, complaints, AI, copyright, charges and preservation policies. Those arrangements must reflect actual practice.
References provide guidance; they do not assert membership, certification or endorsement of the journal by those organisations.