Manuscript Withdrawal

Authors may request the withdrawal of a manuscript free of charge within two months of submission.

If an author wishes to withdraw a manuscript from the peer-review or publication process, the corresponding author must submit a formal withdrawal request to the Editor-in-Chief via email, signed by all authors.

The withdrawal request must clearly state the reason for withdrawing the manuscript.

Article Retraction

Nahda Medical Journal may retract a published article if there is clear evidence that the article contains plagiarism, self-plagiarism, fabrication or falsification of data, duplicate publication, violations of research ethics, serious errors that affect the validity of the research findings, or other violations that significantly compromise the integrity and reliability of the publication.

A retraction may be initiated based on concerns raised by authors, editors, reviewers, readers, institutions, or other relevant parties.

If the investigation concludes that retraction is warranted, the journal will publish a retraction notice explaining the reason for the retraction and providing a link to the original article.