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Guidelines on manuscript format, structure, and style: avoiding editorial holdups in the publication process

Guidelines on manuscript format, structure, and style: avoiding editorial holdups in the publication process

IMPLEMENTASI NILAI PENDIDIKAN AKHLAK DALAM SURAH AL AN’AM AYAT 151 PADA ANAK USIA SEKOLAH DASAR

Education is a way of fostering children to achieve the process of maturity, both physically and spiritually. The main purpose of moral education is that humans are in the truth and always on the straight path, the path that has been outlined by God. This research is literature research or literature study. The research used is qualitative research. The type of research used is library research because the data studied are in the form of manuscripts, books, or magazines sourced from the library's treasures. The results obtained are that in Surah Al-Anam verse 151 there are values ​​of moral education which are also worthy of study along with the times. Because moral education is a process of appreciating a value that must be realized by every human being so that these values ​​and efforts can be embedded in their thoughts, attitudes, speech, and behavior related to God, humans and the surrounding environment. Human morality can be shaped by various internal or external influences. Internal influences are within humans while external include things that surround their lives. The stage of child development requires good information. With good character it will affect the development of the child in society.

Mir Möhsün Nevvâb’ın Araştırılmamış Yazma Eserleri

Mir Möhsün Nevvâb (1833-1919), XIX. yüzyılda Azerbaycan’ın Karabağ bölgesinde yaşamış olan önemli bir şair, edip, bilgin, ressam, tarihçi, musikişinas, müderris ve naşirdir. Kendisinin edebiyat, tarih, din, musiki ve astronomi alanında yirmiden fazla eseri mevcuttur. Kaleme aldığı eserlerin bazıları Şuşa’da kurduğu özel matbaasında yayımlanmış, bir kısmı ise elyazması şeklinde günümüze ulaşmıştır. Mir Möhsün Nevvâb; Türkçe ve Farsça Dîvân, Tezkire-i Nevvâb, Şemsü’l-Hidâye, Bahrü’l-Hüzen, Kenzü’l- ihen, Mazlûmnâme, Kifâyetü’l-Etfâl, Bâtılü’s-Sihr, Nûrü’l- nvâr, Vuzûhü’l-Erkâm, Pendnâme, Keşfü’l-Hakîka, Ermeni- Müslüman Meselesi, Şerh-i Usturlab, Ziyâ’ü’l-Envâr ve Mezâmir gibi eserlerin müellifidir. Şairin Pendnâme, Vuzûhü’l-Erkâm, Ermeni-Müslüman Meselesi gibi eserleri ve Türkçe Dîvânı modern dönemde yayımlanmıştır. Diğer eserleri ise daha çok dini içerikli olması sebebi ile Sovyetler döneminde araştırılmaya tâbi tutulmamış ve yayımlanmamıştır. Şairin hayatı, edebî kişiliği ve bazı eserleri Nasreddin Qarayev, Zemfira Saferova, Ayten Hacıyeva, Ali Mammadbağıroğlu, Ali Aliyev, Ali Asker, Vüsale Musalı tarafından incelenmiştir. Makalede Mir Möhsün Nevvâb’ın Azerbaycan Milli Bilimler Akademisi Elyazmalar Enstitüsünde muhafaza edilen ve Sovyetler döneminde din sansürü sebebi ile araştırılmamış olan Şemsü’l-Hidâye, Bahrü’l-üzen, Kenzü’l-Mihe, Mazlûmnâme, Kifâyetü’l-Etfâl. Bâtılü’s-Sihr, Nûrü’l-Envâr. Keşfü’l-Hakîka, Şerh-i Usturlab. Ziyâ’ü’l-Envâr ve Mezâmir adlı eserlerinin yazma nüshaları incelenmiştir. Anahtar Kelimeler: Edebiyat, Şiir, Nevvâb, Karabağ, Yazma Eser, Ehlibeyt.

For the Record: Chinese Investiture Missions to Ryūkyū, 1404–1866

Abstract Every time a Ryūkyū king came to the throne from the fifteenth to nineteenth centuries, a mission was sent from the Chinese court in Beijing to Fuzhou, then via investiture ships from Fuzhou to Naha and finally by land to the royal capital of Shuri, Ryūkyū, to officially acknowledge the new king. From 1404 to 1866 there were a total of twentythree such official missions celebrating the new kings. Each appointed Chinese envoy kept an official record of the entire journey. During the Ming dynasty they took the form of published woodblock-printed books known as Record of a Ryūkyū Mission (Shi Liuqiu lu). During the Qing dynasty a second manuscript format, consisting of a commemorative album containing sets of paintings, also appeared. Both formats, books and albums, are historical records enhancing our understanding of how a part of the wider China Seas maritime trading systems functioned at that time.

Distribution of Sino-European Intercultural Texts in Chinese Private Libraries of the Late Ming and the Early to Mid-Qing Periods (1582–c.1823)

Abstract This article focusses on the distribution of Sino-European books in the broad scholarly world: how did these books that are intercultural regarding authorship, content, and material aspect, reach their potential readers? And how widely were these books distributed? It investigates the extent to which these books were included in private libraries from the late Ming until the mid-Qing (1582–c.1823). Book printing had become very efficient in the second half of the sixteenth century and collecting books, both in printed and manuscript form, had become one of the favourite hobbies of (retired) scholars. Some of them accumulated very large libraries, and the catalogues of a few of these have been preserved. Thirty-seven of the still extant catalogues of these libraries contain references to Sino-European books. These references provide the opportunity to investigate the distribution of such intercultural texts over a span of two hundred and fifty years. This article begins with a general presentation of these catalogues. Subsequently, individual catalogues are described in chronological order. When possible, a description is included of the collector’s link with European missionaries or Chinese Christians, as it is through these connections that the intercultural encounters around these texts took place. Next, by tracing the frequency of appearance of the works, this article explores what the extant catalogues can tell us about the distribution of Sino-European books. Finally, the focus moves to the ways the collectors classified these works in their catalogues. By investigating the bibliographic categories, this analysis reveals the intercultural negotiations that took place in the creation of the Sino-European book world.

Content Analysis of Gorontalo Dikili Manuscript and the Relevance to Message and Values of Kindness

The study aims to analyze the content of the Gorontalo Dikili manuscript and its relevance to messages and values ​​of kindness. This research is library research with a descriptive qualitative approach. Primary data were collected and identified through documents in the form of manuscripts and written with APG script, totalling 10 main themes and containing 297 couplets. Secondary data in the form of video recordings
 The data is processed following the stages of philological analysis by reading the manuscript, identification, editing, and interpretation. The interpretation technique is done by directed content analysis. The results of this study indicate that the manuscript in Gorontalo contains messages and values of kindness that can be used as lessons and examples in following the sunnah of the Prophet. The values ​​of goodness include: The value of spiritual education is related to patience and independence as an orphan. Moral values, in the form of fair behaviour in acting and behaving. Cultural values ​​are related to the recommendation of circumcision which is useful for maintaining genital hygiene for men, maintaining the respectfulness of women to avoid disgraceful attitudes and traits, and tolerant behaviour toward adherents of other religions. Social value is found in the sincere attitude of giving and willing to share, and always giving benefits to others.
 This research has implications for information about the contents of the dikili manuscript which has not been revealed, so the celebration of the prophet's birthday by re-reading the prophet's life history text needs to be preserved.

Kontribusi Timbal Balik Kerinci dan Indrapura dalam Dunia Perdagangan Abad 18-20 M (Studi Kasus: Komoditi Kerinci dan Indrapura)

In writing history, especially the history of trade, historical reviewers are often only stuck on the events of the deck of VOC ships on the coast. Sometimes the role of local traders and rulers often escapes the attention of the reviewers, moreover, the role of the interior to trade in the coastal area is very rarely touched. As if the interior does not play a role or be taken into account in the world of trade on the coast, but in fact the interior plays a role as a driving force for the economy/trade on the coast. One example is between Kerinci and Indrapura, the hinterland and coastal areas or trading ports that need each other. Therefore, this study will look at how the mutual contribution of Kerinci and Indrapura from the 18th to the 20th century AD in trading commodities. This study uses historical research methods starting from source collection, source criticism, interpretation to historiography using a multi-dimensional and multi-causal approach, presenting research results in the form of descriptive analysis. The AlamKerinci area as the hinterland and Jambi and Indrapura position as coastal areas and port cities, making the concept used is hinterland-port cities (inland with port cities) as the object of this research. The sources used are written sources in the form of books, archives and ancient manuscripts and other important documents.

The Commodification of Identity in Victorian Narrative: Autobiography, Sensation, and the Literary Marketplace, by Sean Grass

Reviewed by: The Commodification of Identity in Victorian Narrative: Autobiography, Sensation, and the Literary Marketplace by Sean Grass David Vincent (bio) The Commodification of Identity in Victorian Narrative: Autobiography, Sensation, and the Literary Marketplace, by Sean Grass; pp. xi + 279. Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press, 2019, £75.00, $99.99, $29.99 paper, $24.00 ebook. Sean Grass's The Commodification of Identity in Victorian Narrative: Autobiography, Sensation, and the Literary Marketplace has an unusual structure. Following an introduction setting out the nature of the enterprise, the first chapter—which comprises more than a quarter of the book—is essentially a bibliographical exercise seeking to demonstrate that, from 1820 onward, the genre of autobiography was a major driver in the growth of Victorian publishing and reached a peak in the 1850s and 1860s. Making rigorous use of the Nineteenth-Century Short Title Catalogue and other bibliographical collections, along with a range of publishers' archives, Grass provides the most thorough statistical survey of the field. The analysis, which centers on graphs that show "Increases of 'autobiography' titles, 1841–1860," (24) "Autobiographical titles by year 1841–1869," (26) and "Titles [autobiographical and all] published by decade 1800–1860," (27) will comprise an essential point of reference for all future work on published nonfiction memoirs in the period as well as the broader dynamics of Victorian book history. This first chapter supplies fascinating detail on the range of autobiographies published in this period. However, the focus is not on the texts themselves but rather on the commercial enterprise of publishing. The basic point is that an increasing range of firms commissioned autobiographies because there was a growing market for them. They sought out narrative accounts of unfolding lives in order to make money. By this means, identity became a commodity, supported by the Victorian publishing industry and contingent developments in mass literacy, retail outlets, circulating libraries, and copyright law. These changes are linked to parallel developments in the bureaucratization of identity through the creation of the General Record Office in 1836, and other transitions from community to official constructions of personal identity. [End Page 474] At this juncture, the analysis moves away from nonfiction autobiography and its particular claims to truth. The remainder of the book focuses on the commodification of identity through separate chapters on Charles Dickens's Great Expectations (1861) and Our Mutual Friend (1865), Mary Elizabeth Braddon's Lady Audley's Secret (1862), George Eliot's Silas Marner (1861) together with Charles Reade's Hard Cash (1863), and Wilkie Collins's The Moonstone (1868). The final chapter revisits the drama of The Tichborne Claimant, which Grass describes as "a stunning parable of modern subjectivity" (213). Only the first of the texts takes the form of a fictional autobiography. The remainder move further away from the literary form which is examined at the outset, focusing instead on the convergence of textuality and commodity in the construction of identity, and the anxieties that this generated. There is a price to be paid for this change of focus. It would have been instructive for Grass to turn back to the classic Victorian autobiographies, armed with his new understanding of the dynamics of the genre. Likewise, the insistence on the interface between identity and the market could have been interrogated by an examination of the many memoirs in this period which were published in noncommercial outlets such as newspapers, or in journals connected to organizations and interests, or which remained in manuscript form, intended only as a private record for the author and perhaps his or her family. Those issues must be saved for another book, however. The conclusion of the opening chapter is that the 1860s represented a watershed in literary representations of the nature of identity, thus enabling Grass to make powerful connections between a set of novels which appeared in these years. The discussion of each in turn both draws from and interrogates a wide range of scholarship on a set of texts which, with the possible exception of Reade's Hard Cash, have already received substantial critical attention. In each case Grass is at pains to deconstruct any sense of the novels reaching a conclusion that satisfactorily reconstitutes...

When a King of Norway Became a King of Russia

When a King of Norway Became a King of Russia

Rabbanite Views and Rabbinic Literature in Judeo-Persian Karaite Exegesis

This article discusses the outlook of Judeo-Persian Karaite authors on Rabbanite law and rabbinic literature based on an exegetical corpus written in Early Judeo-Persian from the eleventh century, which mostly remains in manuscript form. A close examination of this corpus demonstrates the authors’ complex attitude towards their contemporary Rabbanites and early Jewish literature. By relying on the teachings of the Karaite community of Jerusalem (the “Mourners of Zion”), the corpus’ authors criticize certain Rabbanite views and concepts, while still accepting other parts of the rabbinic tradition which did not challenge their ideology. In so doing, the authors establish themselves as part of the Karaite exegetical tradition, and, more broadly, of the Jewish intellectual world.

Understanding the Differences Between Practice Articles and Applied Research Articles

Understanding the Differences Between Practice Articles and Applied Research Articles

A study of the Dathan Inscription

The biographies and historical identities of the Tamils are given prominence in the form of inscriptions, manuscripts and pottery. There are many inscriptions and manuscripts in Batticaloa and Tamil Nadu in Sri Lanka. Thus, the Dathan inscription is one of the major inscriptions referring to the Batticaloa Prehistory and the Batticaloa Manmiyam. This inscription identifies Dathan who came to Batticaloa during the reign of Ethirmannasingan, the Kalinga king who ruled Batticaloa. Dathan, who came from Kongu Naadu in India and belonged to the Vaishnava religion, came here to teach the Pandavas about the exile. The Pandiruppu Thiraupadi Amman Temple is a continuation of this. In such a context, the Pandiruppu Thiroupathi Amman Temple is the first temple in Sri Lanka. Following this many Thiroupathi Amman temples were established in Batticaloa Tamil Nadu. Bharatanatyam is spread in the background of this Dathan inscription and one can also see the rhymes associated with the story of bharatha Ammanai that have arisen here. Following that, the goddesses are also beginning to write Bharat Goddess Ammanai, Vaikuntha Goddess Reading. All these goddesses have arisen in Batticaloa Tamil Nadu with the input of story of bharatham. It also shows the history of the Sinhala king Vimaladharmasooriya I who ruled Kandy and clarifies the grant given by the emperor to the Pandiruppu Thiroupathi Amman temple.

STRATEGI KEPALA MADRASAH DALAM MENINGKATKAN CITRA MADRASAH DI MTs MA’ARIF NU KALIGIRI KECAMATAN SIRAMPOG KABUPATEN BREBES

This study aims to determine the strategy of the head of madrasah in improving the image of the madrasah in Madrasah Tsanawiyah Ma'arif Nahdhatul Ulama 'Kaligiri, Sirampog District, Brebes Regency. In addition to knowing the strategy of the head of madrasah in improving the image, he also knows the implications of implementing the strategy by the head of madrasah which has an impact on improving the quality of madrasah academics. This type of research is qualitative research. In completing this research, the researcher collected data in the form of interview manuscripts, observations, field documentation, and other supporting official documents. So that a complete picture can be obtained of the research conducted by researchers. The results of this study illustrate that the image of Madrasah Tsanawiyah Ma'arif Nahdhatul Ulama 'Kaligiri, Sirampog District, Brebes Regency can be categorized as good. This is indicated by the increasing public trust in the Madrasah with the increasing number of students. The strategy of the head of madrasah in improving the image of the madrasah is by carrying out internal improvements through increasing the competence of teachers and education personnel, collaborating with related parties, arranging administrative systems and governance and conducting intense promotions to the community. The implications of the madrasah principal's strategy in improving the image can be seen from the increase in academic and non-academic achievement 

Clinical trial transparency in gastrointestinal endoscopy research.

Under-reporting of clinical trial results can lead to negative consequences that include inhibiting propagation of knowledge, limiting the understanding of how devices work, affecting conclusions of meta-analyses, and failing to acknowledge patient participation. Therefore clinical trial transparency, through publication of trial results on ClinicalTrials.gov or in manuscript form, is important. We aimed to examine clinical trial transparency in endoscopic clinical trials. The ClinicalTrials.gov database was searched for endoscopy trials up to October 2019. Adherence to the reporting of results to the database or in publication form was recorded for each trial. The final analysis included 923 trials, of which 801 were completed and 122 were either terminated or suspended. Results were available either on ClinicalTrials.gov or in publication for 751/923 trials (81.4 %). Other fields have reported a publication rate of 40 %-63 %. Results were available on ClinicalTrials.gov for 168 trials (18.2 %) and in the form of a publication for 720 trails (78.0 %). Compared with other fields in medicine, endoscopy clinical trials have a high rate of clinical trial transparency. However, there is room for improvements as close to one-fifth of trials fail to report results and 81.8 % do not report results to ClinicalTrials.gov.

Segmentasi Baris Lontar Dengan Metode A * Path Planning

Historical documents in the form of ancient manuscripts are one form of the Indonesian nation's cultural heritage that deserves to be important, one of which is Lontar. Currently not many people can read the writings in palm leaves, therefore, ancient manuscript collectors have made efforts to digitize ancient manuscripts. The digitization of ancient manuscripts aims to improve the image quality of ancient manuscripts with the help of computers. Digitization requires an image quality improvement process by performing noise reduction and edge detection and line segmentation on digital images of ancient manuscripts. In this study, the noise reduction process uses the Mean Filter method, edge detection uses the Sobel operator, and line segmentation in this study uses the A * Path Planning Algorithm. Based on research conducted on 24 lontar images, line segmentation process obtained an accuracy of 95%.

Health Care Science—Why another journal and why we will be different?

<i>Health Care Science</i>—Why another journal and why we will be different?

The Early Icelandic Moral Economy According to the Major Poems of Egill Skallagrímsson

The Early Icelandic Moral Economy According to the Major Poems of Egill Skallagrímsson

الأسلوب التفسيري للشيخ عبد الحميد الحاكمي في تلخيص الدرر: دراسة وصفية

Since the revelation of the Holy Qur’ān, great care has been taken in memorizing, reading, and interpreting it. The pious companions of the Prophet (PBUH) learned the Qur’ān and its interpretation from the Messenger of Almighty and passed it on to the Tāb’īn (their followers). This way generation after generation, Qur’ān and its meaning have passed on to this day. The scholars have served the purpose of conveying the Qur’an to others in different ways, and they have interpreted it and brought its meaning close to each other according to the wisdom of their times. This heritage remained for a time in the form of manuscripts. Among these manuscripts, Tafsīr “Talkhīs al-Durrar” by Abdul Ḥamīd Al-Ḥākimī (514 AH) has some special attributes and style, preserved in Nūr ‘Usmānā Library in Istanbul Turkey. The following study focuses on the method of exegesis used by al-Ḥākimī and analyses its style of writing on one side and the way he interprets the Qur’an, on the other side.

Arabic 4. Accentuating and Fenguing the Thinkings of Philosophers Inferencing from the Islamic Resources in The Light of “Al-Tamyi’z”

This article aims to accentuate the Islamic ideology about philosophers and their thoughts in the research perspectives of Abdul Aziz Al-Firharvi(1206AH-1239AH),modernistic broad minded islamic subcontinental scholar. Philosophy is one of the world beginning arts as it is related to the origin of all the sciences. It’s meaning of “love to wisdom” (that is interpretated by a strategy which leads a person to the prospects in the thinking Process of something), was actually getting used to Greece for the first time, In there many great philosophers like Ibna’ Zaqlas, Pythagore, Socrates, Plato and Aristotle established their reasonable views and opinions about the Creative and Developemental perspectives of the universe like the origin of the nature And resultantly the faculties of Theology(Al-Ilahiya’t) and Physics(Al-Tabi’at) materialised. Their views and opinions centered the basis of wisdom and that’s why they misunderstood in various types of thoughts like the many of the universe is eternal as god. Moreover; These thoughts met Islam and were polished on the purity. Then the muslim scholars denied these thoughts in every passing time when raised up. Firharvi’ is one of them who denied their thoughts on the basis of Quran and sunnah And made a middle ground between these two. He did many of the scholarly achievements in his life and Al-Tamyi’z is one of them in manuscript form. In its Preface, Firharvi’ has justified all of the Thinkings of Philosophers on the fundamentals of Quran and sunnah by summarizing these at his best. So, This article relates philosophy to Islamic Ideology as not to accept thinkings of philosophers outright, nor to neglect them in that way and there should be a middle between these two for the application of socio-philosophical rules on the society.

Link &amp; Match and Professional Competencies of The Banjarbaru Aviation Vocational School Cadets, South Kalimantan Province

The objectives to be achieved in this research are: 1) Describe and Analyze Link and Match and Professional Competence to be able to create Professional, Reliable and Resilient Human Resources. 2) Describe and analyze Local Government Innovation Policies and Banjarbaru Aviation Vocational High Schools (SMK) in creating competitive innovations and encouraging progress to improve Talent Competencies, Intelligence competencies, Social Competencies, Emotional Competencies and Academic Competencies of Banjarbaru Aviation Vocational High School cadets. 3) Finding and Describing Competitive Innovation Models that are able to create reliable and strong HR Competencies and become winners in the aviation industry.The research approach uses an inductive qualitative method, which starts from the existing data, not from a theory and does not intend to test the theory. The qualitative approach uses data in the form of words, sentences, pictures, behaviors, replicas, manuscripts, interviews, field notes, personal documents, memo notes, and other official documents that are not dominated by numbers. This study also uses a constructivist/interpretive paradigm with an inductive qualitative approach. Data were collected according to the theory of Denzin and Lincoln which used a natural setting as a direct data source.Practical implications: (1) Link and Match and Professional Competence at the Banjarbaru Aviation Vocational School have been able to create Professional, Reliable and Resilient Work Creator Human Resources. This is evidenced that many graduates of the Banjarbaru Aviation Vocational School occupy positions that are in accordance with their professional competence, at least approaching their competency capacity, namely as pilots, flight attendants and aircraft engine technicians. From the right position, it was also found that graduates were able to occupy the main ranking, namely being the best policewomen in the South Kalimantan Police so that they could be used as examples for other cadets. (2) The Local Innovation Policy of the Regional Government does not play a role as it should, because it is still focused on central policies so that the role of the Banjarbaru Aviation Vocational High School (SMK) policy always implements policies regarding link and match by conducting a driver force (creating competitive innovation and encouraging progress to improve Talent Competence, Intelligence Competence, Social Competence, Emotional Competence and Academic Competence of the Banjarbaru Aviation Vocational High School cadets focused on the Teaching Industry or Teaching Factory.Originality/value Research: reconstructing a policy theory called Integrated Holistic Policy (IHP), which gives strength and focus to central policies that are locally innovated by schools. The Competitiveness Innovation Model initiated by the Banjarbaru Aviation Vocational School has been able to create reliable and strong HR competencies and become winners in the aviation industry. The KHI model found in this study becomes a comprehensive and integrated innovation idea from core learning academics and prakerin, so that when cadets enter the roaming of the Aviation Vocational School they have been able to experience a metamorphosis (change) from not knowing to knowing and from knowing to being an expert in change. their knowledge, attitudes and skills. Keywords: Integrated Holistic Policy (IHP) DOI: 10.7176/PPAR/12-4-03 Publication date: June 30 th 2022