REEJAAL Journal
Preparing articles for the REEJAAL Journal
Our standard for new publications: a clear purpose, verifiable sources and respect for the reader.
Answer a clear question
Start with the reader’s question and a concise answer. Develop the reasoning in the article and end with a manageable next step.
Sources alongside claims
Check primary sources and provide links and precise references for quotations. Date checks of changing information and distinguish opinion from fact.
Authorship and specialist review
Identify the actual author. Religious, medical, financial and legal conclusions require a qualified reviewer; never invent their involvement or credentials.
Religious accuracy
Check Quranic verses and hadith against their sources. Do not present automatically generated explanations as a fatwa or claim unverified authority.
Respect for health
Spiritual support does not replace medical care. Do not promise cures, diagnose readers or guarantee personal outcomes.
Natural, complete translations
Translate the whole article with attention to language and context. Preserve sources and publish reviewed versions. A translated menu is not a translated article.
Transparent corrections
Explain substantive changes and date them. Do not change publication dates merely to appear new or create duplicate versions of the same article.
Accessibility and privacy
Check mobile and keyboard reading, contrast and text direction. Share personal stories only with permission. Useful meaning and reliable sources come before search tactics.
These are requirements for preparing new publications, not a claim that all previously published articles have already undergone a fresh expert review.