Primary day corpus
The primary recovered English working source contains 114 distinct DAY entries. It is the structural source for the Day 1–114 index. A combined Quran/Seerah manuscript and a substantial Bangla/mixed-language working document are preserved as related source layers, not silently merged field-by-field.
Document-level sources are not sentence-level citations
The recovered manuscript names translation and tafsir/Seerah sources at document level. DEPTH-05 records that provenance but leaves each context claim open for item-level checking. Where scholars differ or the exact source cannot yet be mapped, the public record should say so.
Translation layer remains separately controlled
Long translated Quran passages in the recovered draft were not copied into the generated public day-data file. Quran references remain visible; any exact translated excerpt should carry appropriate attribution and rights/source review.
Correction Without Erasure
If a stronger source changes a date, context statement, translation choice, or meUus wording, the current page should be corrected and the correction record preserved. Historical wording does not need to remain displayed as current truth merely to preserve history.
Review is progressive, not a storage gate
Supportable learning material may remain live with a visible review state. A specific unsupported or unsafe block can be corrected or removed without hiding the whole 114-day corpus.
Reflection
Questions to sit with
- Which content block am I reviewing: Quran reference, translation, context, summary, or reflection?
- What source directly supports this exact claim?
- Does a correction need to replace current wording while preserving the old version in provenance?