PAPERS Scientific Papers and Research
Scientific platform within MyPortail | MANHAJ
A dedicated platform for publishing scientific papers, research, and studies related to MANHAJ, with multilingual editions and links to the relevant intellectual and methodological project.
Published Scientific Papers
Paper 01
Version 1.0
October 2026
MANHAJ: A Generative Methodological Framework for Intellectual Modeling
MANHAJ: A Generative Methodological Framework for Intellectual Modeling
The first scientific paper in the MANHAJ project, presenting its methodological framework for intellectual modeling and its progression from meaning production and representation toward the possibility of measurement within a methodological and research-oriented structure.
Author: Faouzi Messeoud
Languages: العربية · Français · English
Project: MANHAJ
Note on the use of artificial intelligence:
Some materials of the MANHAJ project have been prepared, developed, and edited with the assistance of artificial intelligence tools, including translation, review, drafting, editing, and organization.
At the same time, the ideas, concepts, theoretical and methodological foundations, laws, and original models presented in the project belong to the author of MANHAJ, Faouzi Messeoud. These ideas and works are not limited to what has been published on this platform or in these papers; they extend to his writings, articles, and previous intellectual and methodological works spanning more than two decades. Some of the materials and ideas he has developed have also not yet been included in the published versions of the MANHAJ project. Therefore, the published documents do not represent the totality of the author's writings, nor everything that the methodology may produce in terms of theories, laws, and models.
For example, the theory of meaning presented in the project does not necessarily exhaust everything the author has addressed concerning the concept of meaning, including the treatment of the “meaning factor” in his book Doctrinal Centrality.
This use of artificial intelligence may be compared to an engineer using AutoCAD to draw and present a project.
