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Editorial Policy

How AhmedAlDhraif.com separates claims from evidence, labels sources, reviews bilingual content, and handles corrections.

Last reviewed 11 August 2026

Editorial responsibility: Ahmed AlDhraif

Editorial standard

This site publishes information that helps a reader identify Ahmed, understand his public work, and reach the correct source. Material claims must be visible in the page, proportional to the evidence, and free from hidden keyword lists or inflated marketing language.

Credentials, employment, numbers, awards, and relationships are not treated as approved merely because they appear on another page. Each claim is reviewed before it is repeated on this domain or encoded in structured data.

Source labels

An independent source is published and editorially controlled by an outside organization. A first-party sourceis published by Ahmed or one of his projects. An attributed statementis something Ahmed said in an interview; it does not become an independently proven fact without separate support.

Links point to the original page whenever possible. Publisher, date, and source type appear close to the claim they support.

English and Arabic

Each language has its own URL, metadata, and document. Arabic is not treated as a final machine translation. Both versions preserve the same facts, while wording and structure may change to serve the reader in each language.

Writing and review tools

Assistive tools may support research, drafting, SEO checks, and clarity review. They are not evidence and cannot approve a claim. Publication remains responsible for source accuracy, factual alignment, and human review before indexing.

Corrections and updates

To report an error, send the page URL, exact statement, proposed correction, and a primary or independent source through the contact page. Material errors are handled as quickly as practical, and the review date changes when an important fact changes.