PLAGIARISM POLICY
An article is considered plagiarism when it incorporates the work of another author without obtaining permission, giving credit, or acknowledging the source. The indications of plagiarism are as follows:
1. Literal copying is a type of plagiarism where an article reproduces another article, either verbatim, partially, or entirely, without obtaining permission from or giving credit to the source. Verbatim duplication is a type of plagiarism that may be readily identified as the act of copying becomes evident when comparing it with the original piece.
2. Substantial copying refers to the act of plagiarising where an article replicates a significant or crucial portion of another article without obtaining permission or giving credit to the source. Significant portions comprise data, methods, and results. If an article has copied a significant portion of another article, even if it is only a small portion, then effectively the article is enabling plagiarism to take place.
3. Paraphrasing involves the act of plagiarising by modifying the sentences of an original article to adapt its ideas. This type of plagiarism is known as paraphrasing, which makes it challenging to identify because the written content has been rephrased.
Diwan: Jurnal Bahasa dan Sastra Arab will thoroughly examine all submitted articles and will respond accordingly to any instances of plagiarism or self-plagiarism. Any articles that show signs of plagiarism will be promptly rejected. Diwan: Jurnal Bahasa dan Sastra Arab employs the COPE criteria to examine alleged instances of plagiarism.
1. Suspected plagiarism in a submitted manuscript here
2. Suspected plagiarism in a published article here
Diwan: Jurnal Bahasa dan Sastra Arab use the Turnitin service to check plagiarism suspects with a similarity index indicator. The Editorial Board sets a maximum similarity index of 20% for all articles to be published.
Please visit the Turnitin Similarity Check service web at https://www.turnitin.com/
