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Each mode assumes a different reader and draws on different parts of the library. Every mode cites its sources.
Clear, Quran-based, accessible. Assumes no prior knowledge. For anyone curious about Islam — non-Muslim, new to the faith, or wanting a plain-English summary.
Quran-cited · Plain English · Any reader
Full answer with fiqh detail, daily application, and where scholars differ across madhabs. Honest about disagreement. Actionable.
Fiqh · Daily practice · Madhab positions
Exhaustive scholarly analysis across all 60+ sources. Arabic text, classical and modern scholarship, full citation breadth. For students and researchers.
Arabic text · All sources · Consensus & divergence
The inner (bāṭin) dimension. Esoteric tafsīr, Sufi tradition, contemplative reading of the text. Philosophical and inspired.
Bāṭin · Sufi tradition · Contemplative
A direct legal ruling — ḥalāl, ḥarām, or genuinely disputed — with textual evidence and the position of each Islamic legal school.
Ḥanafī · Mālikī · Shāfiʿī · Ḥanbalī · Jaʿfarī
Events, chronology, and civilisational context. Draws on Al-Ṭabarī, Ibn Khaldūn, Ibn Isḥāq, and the full sweep of Islamic historical literature.
Al-Ṭabarī · Ibn Khaldūn · Chronology & context
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No vague generalisations. Every claim is traced back to a specific verse, volume, and scholar — so you can verify it yourself.
60+ scholarly sources.
The Quran, 15 tafsīrs, 9 ḥadīth collections, fiqh across all four madhabs, history, Sufi literature, and the sciences of ḥadīth — 370,000+ passages across 14 centuries.
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Every answer is grounded in 60+ authenticated sources spanning 14 centuries — from Al-Ṭabarī in 923 CE to The Study Quran in 2015 CE. The Quran, 15 tafsīr commentaries, 9 ḥadīth collections, fiqh texts across all four Sunnī madhabs and the major Jaʿfarī marājiʿ, Sufi literature, Islamic philosophy, theology, history, and the sciences of ḥadīth and Quran.
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Sources
370K+
Passages
15
Tafsīr works
9
Ḥadīth collections
9
Ḥadīth sciences
14
Centuries covered