Revenue Sources and Business Model

Tanzil: Jurnal Studi Al-Quran is financially supported through a combination of institutional funding from Sekolah Tinggi Agama Islam Sadra and Article Processing Charges (APCs) paid by authors of accepted manuscripts, where applicable.

Institutional funding from STAI Sadra provides support for the continuity and operation of the journal and serves as a foundation for its publishing activities. APCs provide additional financial support for the journal's publishing operations and contribute to maintaining and developing its publishing infrastructure and services.

Revenue generated from APCs may support expenses associated with scholarly publishing, including editorial and peer-review management, electronic publishing systems, DOI and Crossref services, copyediting, layout editing, publication administration, operational needs, and the continuous improvement of the journal's publishing facilities.

Tanzil: Jurnal Studi Al-Quran does not rely on subscription fees for access to its online scholarly content. The journal follows an open access publishing model in accordance with its Open Access Policy.

Financial considerations, including institutional funding and APC payments, do not influence editorial decisions, peer-review outcomes, manuscript acceptance or rejection, or publication priority.

Tanzil: Jurnal Studi Al-Quran does not provide preferential editorial treatment based on an author's ability or inability to pay publication charges, institutional affiliation, sponsorship, or other financial considerations.