Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Science and Islamic Studies
ISSN: 3024-9058 (Online - Elektronik)
Volume: 3, 2025
Publisher: Program Pascasarjana, UIN Alauddin Makassar
MANUSCRIPT TITLE
First Author¹, Second Author², so on
Authors’ Affiliation/Institution
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ABSTRACT
Provide a brief introduction to the topic and its significance. Explain the problem or
research question being addressed and the broader context in which it is situated.
Describe the specific goals or aims that the paper intends to achieve. Mention the key
methods, techniques, or tools employed to collect data or analyze information.
Summarize the main results or findings obtained from the research. Highlight the most
significant outcomes or discoveries that contribute to the field. Remember that your
abstract should be concise and provide a clear overview of your research. The length of
your abstract should be 150 to 250 words.
Keywords: Include a set of relevant keywords that represent the core concepts of your
research
1. INTRODUCTION
In the introduction section, you provide an overview of the research topic and its significance.
You introduce the problem or research question that your study aims to address and provide
the necessary background information. This section sets the context for your research and
outlines the motivation behind it. It should also include a clear statement of the objectives or
purpose of your study. Your introduction is about 500-750 words.
2. METHODS
The methods section describes the methodology or approach you used to conduct your
research. It outlines the specific steps, techniques, or tools you employed to collect data,
perform experiments, or analyze information. This section should provide sufficient detail for
others to understand and potentially replicate your study. It is important to include information
about the study design, data collection procedures, any statistical analyses performed, and
ethical considerations, if applicable. Your methods would amount to around 500-1000 words.
3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
In this section, you present and interpret the findings of your study. Firstly, you report the
results obtained from your research, typically using tables, figures, or other forms of data
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representation. You may include statistical analyses, measurements, or any other relevant
information. Following the presentation of results, you then discuss and interpret their
implications. You can compare your findings with previous studies, highlight significant trends
or patterns, and explain any unexpected or interesting observations. This section often includes
critical analysis, the formulation of hypotheses, and the exploration of potential explanations for
the results obtained. This section would be approximately 3500-4000 words.
4. CONCLUSION
Conclusions contain answers to research questions. Conclusions must answer specific objectives.
This section is written in essay form and does not contain numbers.
Acknowledgment (if any)
In case you want to acknowledge personnel or organization that have helped you to write your
paper, you may mention them all here
REFERENCES
The committee refers to the guidelines provided by the American Psychological Association
(APA) for writing and formatting academic papers. For instance, as appears below.
Hastuti, FA (2018). The Effect of Social Comparison and Self-Esteem on Body Dissatisfaction in
Students. Book Press: New York.
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