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Third: Guidelines for
Standards
1. Standards should respectively include the
following: full description, claims, explanatory
diagrams and abstract.
2. Standards should be written in Arabic, enclosure
of English translation is preferable.
3. Each section should start on a new page, and the
title (apart from graphs) should appear in the
middle of the top line and should be underlined.
Standards sheets (apart from graphs) should be
numbered, the page number should be in the middle of
the line below the top margin (not within the
margin).
4. The abstract and the detailed description should
start with title of the invention.
5. Standards should be submitted in the original
copies of which copies can be made by different
copying media.
6. White, flexible, strong and soft heavy-duty paper
of A4 size should be used.
7. Sheets should be neat, free of scratch marks,
alterations and carbon stains.
8. Typewriters or similar typing machines should
typewrite texts.
9. Only one side of the paper should be used.
10. A space of 1 cm should be left between lines.
11. Margins in all pages should be not less than the
following: Top and right 2.5 cm, bottom and left 2
cm. All margins should be left blank
12. Letters should be approximately 3.2 mm size,
dark, clear and easy to distinguish.
13.Actual lines of each page (not counting blank
spaces between the lines)should be numbered;
numbering the fifth line, the tenth etc. should
suffice. The numbering should be on the left side of
the right margin, except for the "Claims" where
lines of each element are numbered separately.
14.Abstract, Detailed Description and Claims may
contain mathematical and, chemical formulas, phrases
and scientific phrases in English, but none should
contain explanatory graphs. Tables, if any, should
come under the detailed description of standards.
15. Metric system should be used in measurements,
and temperatures should be in centigrade.
16. It is necessary that all drawings, and
explanatory graphs enclosed should help complete and
clear understanding of the invention.
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