Answer first, with context
Expression guides begin with meaning, Arabic, usage, and response status. Examples are short and explicitly illustrative. Longer explanations serve a question rather than a word-count target.
Separate claims
We distinguish what a religious source establishes from common conversational practice. Words such as required, prescribed, and Sunnah need appropriate evidence. The lack of a cited requirement is not itself proof that none exists.
Sources stay visible
Religious claims on a page are tied to the Sources list at the end. Open points stay open in the prose rather than being filled with guesswork. Corrections should identify the changed claim and update its evidence.
Meaningful updates
Publication and modification dates reflect editorial work. A rebuild does not reset an article’s date.