Copyright & Intellectual Property

At Maqamat Maroof, we are dedicated to creating meaningful stories and illustrations that
inspire
children and families while preserving our rich Islamic and Arab heritage. Every story,
character,
illustration, logo, and piece of content published on this website represents original
creative work
and is protected by copyright and intellectual property laws.

Ownership of Content

Unless otherwise stated, all content available on this website, including but not limited
to:

• Story texts and written materials
• Characters and illustrations
• Graphics and visual elements
• Logos and branding
• Videos and promotional materials
• Website design and layouts

Is the exclusive property of Maqamat Maroof and its creator, Dr. Talal Ghannam, and is
protected by
applicable copyright and intellectual property laws.

Personal and Educational Use

Visitors are welcome to:

• Read and enjoy our stories.
• Share links to our website and official content.
• Use limited excerpts for personal or educational purposes with proper attribution.
• Recommend our books and materials to friends, schools, and families.

Any use must respect the integrity of the original work and should not misrepresent its
source.

Restrictions

Without prior written permission, you may not:

• Copy or reproduce our books, illustrations, or content.
• Modify, adapt, or create derivative works.
• Republish materials on other websites or platforms.
• Sell, distribute, or commercially exploit any content.
• Remove copyright notices or trademarks.
• Use our characters, images, or branding for promotional or commercial purposes.

Unauthorized use of any material may result in legal action.

Trademarks and Brand Identity

The name Maqamat Maroof, its logos, characters, and associated visual identities are
valuable assets
and may not be used in any manner that could cause confusion or imply endorsement without
written
authorization.

Thank you for supporting original storytelling and helping us preserve and share the beauty
of
Islamic and Arab heritage with future generations.