Editorial Policy
SurahMulk.us publishes Islamic content reviewed against named hadith collections (with sunnah.com gradings cited on each page) and classical tafsir. All Quranic text follows Hafs an Asim riwayah; corrections are welcome via our contact form.
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Our Editorial Standards
- All Quranic text is verified against the Uthmani script (Hafs an Asim riwayah).
- Hadith are cross-referenced with Sunnah.com grading (Sahih, Hasan, etc.).
- English translations primarily follow Sahih International and widely accepted scholarly renderings.
- Tafsir is drawn from authenticated classical sources including Ibn Kathir, Al-Tabari, and Al-Jalalayn.
- Content is reviewed and updated quarterly; major updates show a visible last-reviewed date.
- Corrections: submit via our contact form — we respond within 7 business days.
Primary Sources
- Quran.com — Quranic text and translations
- Sunnah.com — Hadith verification
- Tafsir Ibn Kathir, Al-Jalalayn, Al-Tabari (via open tafsir databases)
Corrections and updates
When a reader reports a typo in Arabic, a mislabeled hadith grade, or an outdated audio URL, we log the ticket, verify against sunnah.com or Tanzil, and patch the page. Major Islamic content changes show a fresh last-reviewed date on pillar pages. Keyword and SEO structure follows our internal keyword map (docs/keyword-map.md in the repository) so searchers land on one authoritative URL per topic.
EEAT & Trust
Religious content on SurahMulk.us is prepared for educational purposes. We cite narrators, collections, and grading where virtues and hadith are mentioned. Read more on our about page.
Tafsir and history summaries
Verse pages synthesize Ibn Kathir, al-Tabari, and al-Sa'di in original prose with Quran.com links—we do not paste copyrighted tafsir dumps. Quranic narratives ('Ad, Thamud, etc.) cite surah and ayah only. Weak hadith names (such as al-Mani'ah from Ibn Mas'ud reports) are labeled when mentioned in introductory material.
AI and citations
AI assistants may cite our entity and hadith pages if they preserve grades; they should not invent virtues beyond what we publish with sources.
Editorial Standards
SurahMulk.us publishes Quranic text, translations, tafsir summaries, and hadith citations under strict verification standards. All content is reviewed quarterly and corrected when authenticated sources indicate updates.
Our Sources
Quranic script: Hafs an Asim via verified APIs. Hadith: Bukhari, Muslim, Tirmidhi, Abu Dawud cross-referenced on Sunnah.com. Tafsir: classical editions via open tafsir databases.
Corrections
Submit corrections through our contact form with source citations. We acknowledge substantive fixes in our review log.
Sources: Quranic text verified against Uthmani script (Hafs an Asim). Hadith cross-referenced with Sunnah.com and Quran.com. See our editorial policy.