Quraner Fariwala — Interpretive Ethics¶
Curated by: MJ Ahmad — Steward of Ethical Inheritance
Module Type: Constitutional Safeguard
Last Updated: October 16, 2025
🧭 Purpose¶
This document defines the ethical boundaries for interpreting, annotating, and distributing Quranic content within the MJ-Ahmad Documentation Hub. It exists to prevent distortion, protect dignity, and ensure that all engagement with the Quran is traceable, respectful, and constitutionally governed.
🧠 Interpretive Boundaries¶
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No Unverified Commentary
All interpretations must cite lineage, scholarly consensus, and steward approval. -
No Sectarian Bias
Language must remain inclusive, non-divisive, and free from doctrinal favoritism. -
No Emotional Exploitation
Quranic references must not be used to manipulate, shame, or incite. -
No Political Weaponization
The Quran must not be invoked to justify power, control, or exclusion. -
No Modification Without Audit
Any script-level change must be documented, justified, and ratified.
📚 Annotation Protocol¶
| Type | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Translation | Must cite source, reviewer, and version |
| Tafsir Summary | Must include lineage and interpretive scope |
| Linguistic Notes | Must be semantically clear and child-safe |
| Cultural Context | Must avoid bias and include review metadata |
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🧾 Stewardship Requirements¶
- All contributors must agree to the Community Charter
- All annotations must pass through the Visionary Roles
- All changes must be logged via Audit Policy
🔐 Licensing¶
This module is governed by the Ethical Inheritance License. Redistribution, annotation, or translation must preserve clarity, authorship, and constitutional integrity.
“Interpretation is not ownership. Annotation is not authority. The Quran belongs to clarity.”
— MJ Ahmad