About DOIs

Every article published in Al-Jabir is assigned a DOI (Digital Object Identifier): a permanent, unique code that always points to that article, no matter what happens to our website in the future. A DOI looks like this: https://doi.org/10.66645/xxxxxxxx. You can click it, paste it into a browser, or cite it in a reference list, and it will always lead back to the correct article.

DOIs matter because they make research easy to find, cite, and trust. Once an article has a DOI, that link is permanent, it will keep working even if we redesign our website or move to a new domain.

Our Crossref Membership

Al-Jabir is published by ResearchBuddy AI Ltd., a member of Crossref, the official non-profit organization that manages DOI registration for scholarly publishing worldwide. Our Crossref DOI prefix is 10.66645, meaning every DOI we issue begins with 10.66645/.

Being a Crossref member means we follow strict rules to keep our articles properly registered and easy to find:

• Every published article gets a unique, permanent web page.
• That page always displays the article's title, authors, abstract, and full citation information.
• The DOI is always shown as a clickable link near the article details.
• If an article's web address ever needs to change, we update the DOI record so the link never breaks.

How to Cite Our Articles

When citing an article from Al-Jabir, please include its DOI in the reference, in the format https://doi.org/10.66645/xxxxxxxx. This ensures anyone reading your work can find the exact source directly.

Questions

For questions about DOIs, indexing, or citing our content, contact the editorial office at editor@aljabir.org