WikiIslam:Source Editing

The general layout for each article varies, depending on the subject and type of article. For example, encyclopedic (e.g. 72 Virgins), counter-apologetic (e.g. To You Your Religion and To Me Mine) or list articles (e.g. The Timeline of Muhammad) are all different types of articles. Within each of these types, the layout is further varied depending on each article's individual subject matter and needs (e.g. The Timeline of Muhammad and List of Muhammad's Wives and Concubines, which are both list articles).

There are certain features that most of them share:

1. They usually begin with a one-line description covering the objective of the page (e.g. Science and the Seven Earths).
2. They are usually organized into several different sections and subheadings for ease of navigation and reading.
3. They usually begin with an "Introduction" section and end with a "Conclusion" section, followed by a "See Also", "External Links", then "References" section (always in that order).

Bolding and italicizing are done by surrounding a word or phrase with multiple apostrophes ('):

Bold emphasis should only be used within quotation boxes or when the name of an article's subject in an encyclopedic page is first mentioned. In all other cases, italics should be used when emphasis is needed (this should be used sparingly and only when absolutely needed).