Our editorial promise.

This is a Sunni Muslim journal. Accuracy comes before publication frequency, reach, or downloads. Articles may help with the app or stand alone as useful reading.

Our source hierarchy

1. Quran: verify the surah and ayah, check the Arabic against a trusted text, and name the translation when quoting it. An English translation is a rendering of meaning.
2. Hadith: provide the collection and exact reference. Prefer Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim for general reminders. For other collections, attribute the grading to its named scholar or edition; a website label is not our own authentication.
3. Explanation and fiqh: attribute claims to recognized Sunni scholarship with an exact work or institutional source. Identify the relevant school when an answer is specific to one, and acknowledge recognized differences.
4. Product and practical facts: use the public app release, first-party documentation, reproducible examples, or original research. Marketing copy and social posts are discovery leads, not religious evidence.

Every article gets separate source and challenge checks

The writer maps material claims to sources actually opened and read. An automated source verification pass checks quotations, references, context, hadith grading, school-specific claims, product facts, and unsupported promises. A separate automated challenge pass tests the article for omissions and unsupported inference. Automated checks also validate links, metadata, and download paths. An unresolved material claim blocks that article; the daily schedule does not override this rule.

Limits of automated review

Automated checks can miss errors. We do not label them scholarly approval. Original fatwas, contested interpretations, takfir, sectarian attacks, and personalized religious rulings are outside the automated publishing lane. An unresolved article is repaired within a bounded process or held from publication; the system selects another reviewed article when available. We do not publish original or personalized religious rulings.

Broad Sunni readership

We respect the recognized Sunni schools of law. We do not present a school-specific position as unanimous, invent a consensus, or turn differences into sensational content. The journal does not replace a qualified teacher or your trusted local mosque’s guidance.

Clear authorship and corrections

Bylines identify the actual team or author. Reviewer names appear only with a real review record. Publication and update dates reflect content changes. Report an error through support with the URL, passage, and reference. Material corrections must describe what changed and when; a harmful religious error is removed from the publishing queue or corrected before further promotion.

Useful writing, honest recommendations

No fabricated stories, reviews, download numbers, miracles, medical claims, or guaranteed rewards. We distinguish personal reflection from tafsir and planning suggestions from religious obligations. App invitations are optional and contextually relevant. Reading an article never requires an app download.

Images

Decorative illustrations do not document religious events or historical artifacts. App images are product screenshots. Decorative images do not reproduce Quranic text or sacred quotations.

Published September 7, 2026.