Review status, versions, and corrections

Corrected three source attributions: the Flierman citation now points to the correct embryonic-staging paper in Life (DOI 10.3390/life13051084); the StatPearls Embryology, Week 1 link now uses the correct Bookshelf ID NBK554562; and an incorrectly attributed Wolpert link was replaced by the open Maroto, Bone and Dale review on somitogenesis. The article’s conclusion did not change; independent specialist review remains pending.

Corrected a reference attribution for the paper by Lorina Naci, Leah Sinai, and Adrian M. Owen: the unrelated PMID and incorrect journal label were removed, and the correct NeuroImage paper is now linked (PMID 26679327; DOI 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2015.11.059). The article’s conclusion did not change; independent specialist review remains pending.

The Arabic article expands the interpretation of Qur’an 21:30 and 24:45, water’s cellular roles, and the limits of origin-of-life research, based on book pages 123–130. An attribution error in the desiccation-tolerance reference was corrected. The author approved the revision; independent specialist review remains pending.

An Arabic investigation based on the question in book pages 82–88 separates Egyptian documents from the Quranic narrative. Author approved; independent Egyptology and tafsir review remains pending.

Two Arabic investigations were added from specified pages of Sirou fi al-Ard: the limits of asking what preceded the hot early universe, and writing as civilizational memory. Both remain author-reviewed only.

Two Arabic investigations were added from specified pages of Sirou fi al-Ard. Both are author-reviewed; independent specialist review remains pending.

Added two Arabic investigations tied directly to pages 22–25 and 32–43 of Sirou fi al-Ard: how the age of the Universe is inferred, and what the teaching of Adam’s names does and does not establish about language origins. Both remain author-reviewed only.

Added two Arabic investigations tied directly to pages 51–52 and 60–77 of Sirou fi al-Ard: why the Turing test does not establish consciousness, and how water, surplus, records, and institutions connect without river determinism. Both remain author-reviewed only.

Added two Arabic investigations tied directly to pages 21–25 and 94–96 of Sirou fi al-Ard: the evidence for cosmic expansion and the limits of reading “We are surely expanding,” and the distinction between al-Hijr’s association with Thamud and its surviving Nabataean tombs. Both remain author-reviewed only.

Added two Arabic investigations tied directly to pages 83–84 and 134–137 of Sirou fi al-Ard: what Merer’s diary establishes about Khufu’s project, and the meaning of the green tree and fire with the limits of the photosynthesis comparison. Both remain author-reviewed only.

Added two independent Arabic investigations derived from specific pages of Sirou fi al-Ard: the meaning of “We sent down iron” and the limits of the meteorite reading, and the Marib Dam and Sayl al-Arim across tafsir and archaeology. Both are author-reviewed only; independent specialist review remains pending.

Removed the human-evolution report because the book does not develop that topic, and added five Arabic reports derived directly from its declared chapters. No English editions are claimed.

Added Arabic reports on human evolution and religious OCD with explicit source and review boundaries. No equivalent English editions are claimed.

Synchronized the public register with the research index and content inventory: four pillars are now correctly marked as complete in Arabic and English, and Teaching the Names and AI is corrected to version 2.0 with its English page. External-review status did not change.

Strengthened source verification and publication-state controls, clarified review language, and continued the reference-grade rebuild of the language-and-understanding dossier.

Added long-form dossiers on language and safeguarding, introduced explicit external-review labels, the complete English edition of the Ratq/Fatq dossier, claim-evidence appendices, and a formal separation between book promotion and evidence.

Published the first Arabic research and evidence pages and linked them to forthcoming works.