Waiting the best answer also, perhaps can you check it manually.

Waiting the best answer also, perhaps can you check it manually.

Dear Mahmoud Alghizzawi

I would recommend checking the website https://www.scimagojr.com, in this you can filter the magazines of the area of interest, geographical area, among other aspects. What I do is review the number of publications from the last 3 years and the last year because this is an interesting measure to know the response time and frequency of publication.

Héctor Canossa Montes de Oca Thanks, very helpful!

Elsevier (Scopus) provides the indexes of its listed journals in their website. You can compare cite scores of journals to select the best possible journals for your study. Of course, you must not forget to check rest of the submission requirements before sending a manuscript to a Scopus-indexed journal.

You can also check this list to do the same-https://www.elsevier.com/?a=91122

You are welcome my dears Hermann Gruenwald , Danung Nur Adli

Thank you for your attention

Dear Héctor Canossa Montes de Oca ,

I agree with you that I rely heavily on this site to search for scientific journals, but in my question I am looking for an answer from the researcher's experience in dealing with a journal.

Thank you for your interest in sharing your point of view

Dear T.R. Anandan ,

Thank you for your valuable information, but I need an answer that would be through sharing an experience with a journal from one of the researchers, but I find it difficult on this topic from academic colleagues. No one can easily announce any journal and its details if it is quick to respond and its restrictions are reasonable and with a good rating.

Dear Mahmoud Alghizzawi

Every Journal has its own way of publication. Based on my observation and little experience, you can go with Emerald Publication Journals. They usually take lesser time than other publication houses (on an average 2-3 months for first review completion).

Very welcome.

That's very technical question Mohamoud. Some already have provided valid information e.g., checking https://www.elsevier.com/?a=91122 . However, sometimes finding a respect journal is based on your reading and topic you examining. I find the relevant journal(s) once I complete my reading and sorting the literature review. and of course check them in Scopus database.

Hope this helps.

best