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Muhammad Jahangir: Founder and Editor of Sharjah Compass

Muhammad Jahangir founded Sharjah Compass and is responsible for what it publishes. His role, how corrections work, how AI is used and how to contact him.

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Muhammad Jahangir is the founder and editor of Sharjah Compass, an independent information site about living in, moving to and visiting Sharjah, UAE. Based in Sharjah, UAE.

His role

He founded the site, decides what it covers and publishes it under his own name. He is responsible for the site's editorial policy, for the way sources are chosen and shown, and for corrections.

What this page does not claim

Sharjah Compass is not a government service, and Muhammad Jahangir is not a government official, licensed real estate agent, lawyer, financial adviser or immigration consultant. The site gives no legal, financial, immigration or medical advice. This page lists no degrees or professional titles, because the site asks readers to trust its sources, not its author. Every important fact links to a named source with the date we checked it, so you can check it yourself.

How the guides are produced

  • Official pages come first: government authorities, operators and venues.
  • Third-party figures, such as portal data or newspaper reports, are shown as reported and named.
  • AI tools help with research and drafting. They are never the source of a fact. Each fact is checked against a named source before a page is published.
  • When sources disagree, the guide says so.

The full rules are in the editorial policy and How we verify information.

Corrections and contact

If a figure is wrong or out of date, email [email protected] with the page link and, if you can, the official source. The page and its "updated" date change when a fact is rechecked. You can also use the contact page.

Independence

Sharjah Compass currently carries no advertising, affiliate links or sponsored content. It is not affiliated with any government body, developer or property portal. If that changes, paid content will be labelled and kept separate from editorial guides.