I admit that I have no experience in writing arabic articles, but I notice occasionally is my Google Scholar profile authors of Arabic, Chinese and Korean language papers that are kind enough to cite me. Most of them have an english translated title and abstract printed together with the full article in the other language.

I think including this whenever possible can improve the chance of being indexed in Scholar and other databases, perhaps even RG.

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I admit that I have no experience in writing arabic articles, but I notice occasionally is my Google Scholar profile authors of Arabic, Chinese and Korean language papers that are kind enough to cite me. Most of them have an english translated title and abstract printed together with the full article in the other language.

I think including this whenever possible can improve the chance of being indexed in Scholar and other databases, perhaps even RG.

I think it is better to write article in English language with their citation

I agree with the view of Dr. Henrik Rasmus Andersen " ..........an english translated title and abstract printed together with the full article in the other language".

The articles other than in English language - The inclusion of English translated title and abstract of the article may solve the problems of citations.

Regards

Hi Professor Mohammad

Why do you consider this as a problem? We use to cite French citations that we translate in English.

Best regards

DR. Meellah:

Do you mean translating the cited quotation?..This is done by most Arabic articles that use non-arabic references, but still do not get sited.. so it is a problem as Dr. Al Hakeem mentioned... This is because of the way these engines work..

I guess, the short term solution is that suggested by Andersen..

This is what we did at NAUSS ( a research-oriented university) to get our research output cited fast in Google Scholar.. The results are not clear yet.