Peer Review Process

Each manuscript submitted to Arjwa undergoes a peer review process designed to ensure the quality, originality, and academic integrity of the published articles. The review process consists of the following stages:

1. Initial Editorial Assessment
   The Editor evaluates the feasibility of the submitted manuscript, including its relevance to the journal’s focus and scope, originality, and compliance with submission guidelines.
2. Preliminary Decision
   Manuscripts deemed unsuitable for further consideration will be returned to the author. Manuscripts that meet the initial criteria may be forwarded for revision or advanced to the blind peer review process.
3. Blind Peer Review
   Eligible manuscripts are reviewed by independent reviewers using a blind review process. Reviewers assess the scientific quality, methodology, and contribution of the manuscript and provide recommendations to the Editor.
4. Editorial Decision and Revision
   Based on the reviewers’ evaluations and recommendations, the Editor communicates the review results to the author and specifies a deadline for revisions, if required.
5. Final Approval Before Publication
   After acceptance, the Editor sends the final, ready-to-publish version of the manuscript to the author for approval prior to publication.