KASBANA: Journal of Sharia Economic Law accepts scholarly manuscripts that fall within its aims and scope. Manuscripts must demonstrate academic rigor, originality, relevance, and a clear contribution to the development of knowledge in Sharia economic law and related fields.

The journal accepts the following types of manuscripts:

1. Research Articles

Research articles present original research findings based on systematic investigation. They may employ normative legal research, empirical legal research, socio-legal approaches, qualitative or quantitative methods, or comparative analysis relevant to Sharia economic law. Manuscripts should clearly explain the research objectives, methodology, findings, and contribution to the field.

2. Review Articles

Review articles provide critical and systematic examinations of existing literature, legal doctrines, regulations, scholarly debates, or developments in Sharia economic law. They should synthesize relevant sources, identify research gaps, and offer meaningful insights for future research.

3. Conceptual Articles

Conceptual articles develop theoretical arguments, analytical frameworks, or new perspectives on issues related to Sharia economic law. They should be grounded in relevant scholarly literature and provide a clear, original contribution to academic discussions.

All submitted manuscripts must be original, must not have been published previously, and must not be under consideration for publication by another journal. Every submission is subject to editorial screening and the journal's peer-review process in accordance with its editorial policies.

Manuscripts must follow the journal's author guidelines and formatting requirements. Acceptance for publication depends on the manuscript's relevance, originality, scholarly quality, ethical compliance, and the outcome of the editorial and peer-review process.