Answers you can trace to the Quran and Sunnah.
Ask for comfort, guidance or a dua, or check a hadith you heard. Every reply shows the ayahs and hadith it comes from, with the reference and, for hadith, the grade.
فَإِنَّ مَعَ ٱلْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا
But lo! with hardship goeth ease
عَجَبًا لأَمْرِ الْمُؤْمِنِ إِنَّ أَمْرَهُ كُلَّهُ خَيْرٌ
Whatever is in your heart today
Start with one of these, or write in your own words.
Find comfort
When you feel anxious, lost or alone, find the ayahs and hadith that speak to it.
“I can't stop worrying” →Ask about life
Family, work, food, patience: see what the Quran and Sunnah teach about it.
“Kindness to parents” →Check a saying
Heard a hadith at a talk or online? Find whether it's in the authentic collections, and its grade.
“Actions are by intentions” →Find a dua
The duas the Prophet ﷺ taught, matched to your situation: worry, debt, illness, travel and more.
“A dua for debt” →A gentle reply, with its sources in full
Share what's in your heart
Write in your own words, in any of 8 languages. A feeling, a question, or something you heard.
It searches the sources
The Quran and 29,360 authentic hadith are searched by meaning, mood and situation, including duas taught for what you face.
You read the reply and the texts
A short, kind reply that points to each source. The exact Arabic, translation, reference and grade appear under it.
Nothing to take on trust
The exact Arabic
Quran text from the Tanzil Project, shown unchanged. The AI never writes scripture; every card is read from the library.
A named translation
Translations by credited translators in your language, with English where none is available.
Reference and grade
The surah and ayah, or the collection and number, and who graded each hadith.
Weak narrations flagged
When you check a saying that turns out to be weak, it is marked clearly in red and never used as guidance.
إِنَّ مَعَ ٱلْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا
Lo! with hardship goeth ease
Only what can be traced
Missing a true hadith is acceptable here. Showing a wrong one is not.
Sahih or hasan only
A hadith appears in replies only if it is graded sahih or hasan by its collection or by al-Albani.
Checked against a second copy
The Arabic of the six books and the Muwatta is matched against an independent digitization.
No fatwas
Questions about rulings are pointed to a qualified scholar, with related sources and no ruling drawn.
Honest when nothing fits
If no ayah or hadith answers the question, the reply says so instead of guessing.
Eight languages, right to left where it should be
What you share stays yours
Encrypted
Your messages are encrypted in our database. No ads, nothing sold. Your chats help improve the app only if you choose to share them.
Yours to delete
Delete any chat, or your whole account, from the app at any time.
Not alone in a crisis
If you write about harming yourself, the app shows helpline information. It is not an emergency service.
Frequently asked
Is this a fatwa or a scholar?
No. Replies are written by AI from the ayahs and hadith shown with them, and AI can make mistakes. For religious rulings, please ask a qualified scholar or imam.
Where do the hadith come from?
From the six major collections, the Muwatta of Imam Malik and HadeethEnc. Only hadith graded sahih or hasan, attributed to the Prophet and with a connected chain in Bukhari and Muslim are used in replies.
How are hadith grades decided?
Bukhari and Muslim count as sahih. Elsewhere al-Albani's grade decides when available; otherwise every clear grade must be sahih or hasan. Any grade of fabricated excludes a hadith.
Can I check a hadith someone told me?
Yes. Paste or describe the saying, in Arabic or your language. The reply says whether it matches an authentic source, is only similar, or could not be found, and shows the grade when it is weak.
Is it free?
Yes, with a daily message limit to keep it running for everyone.
Can I install it like an app?
Yes. Open the app in Safari on iPhone and choose Add to Home Screen, or use Install in Chrome on Android and desktop.
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