WikiIslam:Core Principles: Difference between revisions

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|'''Content should be based on fully referenced facts and mainstream Islamic sources'''<BR>Any analysis of Islam should be based on its own mainstream rules and religious sources, meaning articles should never endorse (but may simply document or challenge) fringe theories unsupported by the majority of evidence. There should be no personal opinions or abstract deductions, and every statement of fact must be supported by reliable, published sources.

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|'''Content should be tailored to accommodate a universal audience'''<BR>Articles should never show a preference or provide undue attention to certain countries or demographics. Nor should editors ever assume that the target-audience only belongs to a certain country or demographic. This is especially important when the issue being discussed applies equally to many or all countries and demographics.

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|'''Avoid judging others and forgive mistakes'''<BR>

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|'''Stay calm and rational at all times'''<BR>

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