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Protected Intellectual Property of Mohammad Amin Almurish
Ownership Statement
This website and all related content, including but not limited to the Internal Simulation Learning (ISL) framework, constitute the original intellectual property of Mohammad Amin Almurish.
The entirety of this material is protected under international intellectual property laws and is the subject of a provisional patent application (US #63/780,206) filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on March 29, 2025.
Protected Elements
The following elements are expressly protected:
- The structured simulation-based learning architecture
- The theoretical framework of internal simulation-based knowledge refinement
- The terminology “Internal Simulation Learning (ISL)” and all associated mechanisms
- All visual illustrations, conceptual structures, and implementation pathways
- The proposed AI integration frameworks described within the theory
- All algorithms, methodologies, and computational approaches related to ISL
Patent Notice
Application #: 63/780,206
Filing Date: March 29, 2025
Status: Provisional Patent Pending
Inventor: Mohammad Amin Almurish
Confirmation #: 9162
Trademark Notice
The term “OpenISL” is a trademark of Mohammad Amin Almurish. This trademark explicitly does not imply open-source exposure, nor does it entail public sharing or disclosure of proprietary algorithms, methods, or source code.
The term “Open” in this context represents freedom of innovation, intellectual curiosity, and commitment to advancing human knowledge—not through vulnerability, but through visionary leadership and collaborative breakthroughs.
All associated domains (including but not limited to openisl.com and openisl.org) are or will be exclusively owned by Mohammad Amin Almurish.
Prohibited Actions
Without the prior written consent of the author, no individual, institution, or organization is permitted to:
- Reproduce, copy, translate, publish, or distribute any part of this work
- Use or reference any of its elements in research, development, software, or educational programs
- Incorporate its mechanisms into derivative works or competing theories
- Submit it to any publication, journal, or registration entity
- Develop or promote products or technologies based on it
Any unauthorized use, whether partial or complete, will be regarded as a violation of international copyright and patent law and will be subject to full legal action.
Attribution Requirements
Any project, study, system, or application that references internal simulation learning mechanisms must acknowledge this theory as the original source of intellectual architecture and include full attribution to the author.
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