Text Writing Rules
Abstract Text Writing Rules
1. The paper should be about a topic related to the titles of the symposium.
2. The abstract of the paper should outline the topic and should be between 250-300 words.
3. The abstract should include the title, purpose, scope, method and main sources of the paper.
4. In the abstract, Gentium Plus font, 11 pt, ISNAD2 citation system will be used. https://www.isnadsistemi.org
5. One person can be the author of at most two papers.
6. Papers will be evaluated by at least two referees from the scientific and organising committee.
7. Submission of a paper carries with it the obligation to be presented at the symposium by one of the authors or co-authors.
8. You are requested to prepare your paper locally as a Microsoft Word (* .doc or * .docx) file on your own computer using the required template.
9. If the above-mentioned spelling rules are not followed, corrections will be requested at most once.
10. The names of concepts and people will be based on the Turkish Religious Foundation Islamic Encyclopaedia.
Full Text Writing Rules
1. In the papers submitted as full text, English abstract should be included in addition to the text language abstract.
2. Author names should be indicated under the title and author information should be indicated in the starred footnote (*) as title, department, department, faculty, institution/university, e-mail address.
3. The main title of the Full Text should be written in large, bold and 12-point font.
4. The full text itself should be in Gentium Plus font, 11 pt. The full text should be at least 2 thousand and at most 5 thousand words.
5. Each word of the subheadings (except Abstract, Abstract, Introduction, Conclusion, References) in the full text should be capitalised and the others should be written in lower case. If necessary, numbering or capitalisation can be applied to the headings.
6. ISNAD2 citation system will be used in the paper. https://www.isnadsistemi.org
7. The similarity rate in full texts (excluding bibliography) should not exceed 20%.
8. Authors are responsible for all typographical errors and content of the full papers.
9. Full-text papers must not have been published elsewhere or presented at any other congress, symposium or scientific organisation. This is the responsibility of the author(s).
