What AI is used for here, what it is never used for, and where it can be wrong.
Some tools on this site use AI. It helps with listening to a recitation and pointing at where it drifted, drafting and shaping text, reading and writing audio, and organising material so it is easier to work through.
AI does not issue rulings. It is not asked whether something is halal or haram, who must fast, how much zakat to give, or which position in a difference of opinion is correct. Those questions belong to people who have studied them, and a model that answers them fluently is more dangerous than one that refuses.
Where a question is genuinely unsettled among scholars, you should be told that it is unsettled and pointed to someone qualified. If a page here gives you one position as though it were the only one, that is a mistake worth reporting.
The Qur'an tool listens and shows you where your recitation moved away from what it expected. That is useful for practice between lessons. It is not a teacher. It cannot hear what a teacher hears, it does not know your voice or your history, and it will sometimes be wrong about both. Treat it as a mirror, not as a judgement.
The rule that every du'a names its surah and verse, and every hadith its collection and number, applies to text a model helped produce exactly as it applies to text written by hand. A source is not optional because a machine was involved. How sources are handled.
What is stored, for how long, and what it is used for is set out in the privacy policy. Recitation recordings and anything entered into the marriage tools are the most sensitive material this project touches, and they are treated that way.
It will. Tell me and the page or the tool gets fixed. One person reads those messages.
Last reviewed 2026-10-04. If anything here stops being true, it gets changed rather than explained away.