Hi Esraa,

The two best ways to ensure the legitimacy of journals are to look at impact factor (if the journal is over four-five years old) or to look for journals that are the archival journals of legitimate professional organizations or associations. These days I have found that even looking at the members of the Editorial Board doesn't always work...I know of a number of incidents where professionals' names were used without their knowledge or permission.

Also check out the multi-publisher initiative:

Think : Check : Submit - http://thinkchecksubmit.org/

it has helpful (simple) guidelines for researchers)

Thanks all, I will take a look on the attached links.

It is very crucial question to find out the fake journals from thousands of Journals. However, I attached herewith for you a SOPUS Indexed Journal list, which you can rely as valid and scientific journals and can consider your submission.

Tank you.