International Journal of Islamic Education Discourse should maintain documented arrangements for the long-term discoverability and preservation of its scholarly record. The currently verified preservation arrangement for this journal is (...).
Digital Preservation Arrangements
A preservation service, distributed archiving network, institutional repository, or equivalent solution should be named only when actual participation is supported by an official record, active configuration, or verifiable deposit. The service or repository name is (...), and supporting evidence is (...).
The scope of retained objects (article PDFs, supplementary files, issue metadata, and relevant preservation copies), deposit responsibilities, and continuity arrangements are (...).
Repository Access and Author Self-Archiving
Authors may wish to deposit permitted versions of their work in institutional or subject repositories. The published version's permissions are governed by its applicable article license; policies for earlier manuscript versions and non-licensed material require separate confirmation (...).
Where deposit is permitted, persistent links and bibliographic references should identify the original published version. No additional embargo should be claimed without an applicable rights basis or written journal policy.
Changes to the Scholarly Record
Corrections, expressions of concern, and retractions should remain clearly linked to the relevant article and its publication record where applicable. The journal's established workflows and technical preservation procedures are (...).
The journal should regularly verify preservation-service claims, repository links, and whether the published policy matches its actual technical arrangements.
