TRANSPARENCY
CONTENT POLICY
This page explains the source, accuracy, and quality standards applied to published content.
The Sources We Use
Tanzil Project
Arabic Quran text (Uthmani), under a CC BY 3.0 license — attribution required, text used unmodified.
QuranEnc
English translation — republished under the platform's own terms of use, with source and edition credited.
AlAdhan API
Prayer times, qibla angle, and Hijri calendar calculations — an open, publicly available REST API.
Islamic Network CDN
Recitation audio streaming — files aren't copied to our own storage, only streamed.
The full source list and licence status is on our Sources page.
Publishing Standards
Published articles follow these standards:
- ›The text answers the reader’s question in sufficient depth; length follows the subject matter and is not padded with unnecessary repetition.
- ›At least 3 sources: a Quran verse, a reliable tafsir/hadith source, or an encyclopedic reference.
- ›The first few sentences answer the page's core question directly.
- ›Related verses, topics or articles are linked so readers can explore the subject further.
- ›No absolute-outcome language ("guaranteed", "certain", "will definitely"); religious claims use hedged language ("it is narrated that", "commonly held view").
Religious Sensitivity Policy
- ›Content does not carry the weight of a religious ruling or fatwa; it is informational.
- ›Any claim is backed by at least one source (a verse, a hadith source, or a reliable reference).
- ›On topics with recognized scholarly disagreement, no single view is presented as the only correct one.
- ›Content resembling medical, legal, or financial advice carries an explicit caution notice on that page.
Error Reporting and Correction
If you notice an error, you can find reporting details on our Correction Policy page.