What the library holds
QQuran6,236 verses, Arabic text from Tanzil, translations by Hamidullah and Sahih International.HHadith36,108 hadiths from Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi, Nasa'i, Ibn Majah, Malik and the forty-hadith books, with scholars' grades.TTafsirTafsir al-Mukhtasar in Arabic, French and English, verse by verse, plus Ibn Kathir (abridged, English).
In the encyclopedia
Short entries on prophets, companions, scholars and concepts. Every sentence points to a verse or a hadith.
All entries →- ProphetsThe Prophet MuhammadMuhammad is described as the Messenger of Allah and the last of the prophets, sent to all mankind to bring believers from darkness into light.
- ProphetsIbrahim (Abraham)Ibrahim is a prophet in Islam who prayed for the safety of Mecca, is described as a devout leader who rejected idolatry, is called a close friend of Allah, and endured a trial by fire.
- CompanionsAbu Bakr as‑SiddiqAbu Bakr as‑Siddiq was a close companion of the Prophet, noted for his piety, participation in the migration, transmission of hadith, and later leadership as Caliph.
- CompanionsAisha bint Abi BakrAisha bint Abi Bakr, called the mother of the believers, was a wife of the Prophet Muhammad, a prolific narrator of hadith, and a participant in several notable events recorded in early Islamic sources.
- ConceptsTawhid (The Oneness of God)Tawhid refers to the oneness of God, emphasizing that there is no deity except Him and that He is unique in His attributes and dominion.
- ConceptsSalah (The Prayer)Salah is an act of worship involving prayer and remembrance of Allah, which is to be established at specific times and has significant spiritual benefits.