Editorial Policy and Academic Review

Who writes and reviews the content?

Lessons are written by the academy’s teachers and reviewed by another teacher with ijazah before publishing. The date of the last review is shown at the top of every lesson.

How is content checked?

Every rule is matched to its source, such as Tuhfat al-Atfal by al-Jamzuri and al-Muqaddimah al-Jazariyyah by Ibn al-Jazari, and ash-Shatibiyyah for the riwayat.
Verses are copied, never typed, in Uthmani script from the Madinah Mushaf (King Fahd Complex), riwayah of Hafs.
The riwayah is stated: rules follow Hafs ʿan ʿAsim via ash-Shatibiyyah unless another riwayah is named.
Valid differences are mentioned, such as four or five counts in the connected and separated madd.

Where do the numbers come from?

Durations are general estimates with the calculation shown, such as 604 Mushaf pages divided by the daily amount. We do not publish student statistics without a documented source.

Use of AI tools

We may use tools to help with wording and proofreading, but every Tajweed rule and Quranic example is reviewed by a teacher with ijazah before publishing, and the academy is responsible for the content.

Corrections

If you find a mistake, email info@elquranonline.com with the page link. We correct academic errors within 7 days and note what changed at the bottom of the page.

What we don't publish

Student numbers, success rates or reviews we cannot document.
Statistics without a named, linked source.
Rulings on matters outside Tajweed and recitation; we refer those to qualified scholars.
Teachers’ personal details without their consent.

How often is content reviewed?

Lessons are reviewed when a student reports a mistake, when a common question shows something is unclear, and at least once a year. The review date shown on the page changes only when a teacher actually reviews it.

Editorial policy and academic review