The source-driven authentic answer engine.
The Islamic answer engine that reads only a closed library of authenticated sources — never the open internet. Every answer is cited to its source.
Built by Muslims. Governed by scholars.
Just a few queries to demonstrate the scope of what can be achieved.
And it can be done on purpose. Anyone can plant a fabricated hadith or ruling on a blog or an unknown website — and every AI that reads the open internet will repeat it as fact, with total confidence and no warning that it was ever forged.
Problems we're solving
The single most-asked category of Islamic question online — “what does Islam, or the Prophet ﷺ, say about X?” — is currently served by:
Answers from blogs of variable quality, no source attribution, no abstention.
Generic LLMs (ChatGPT, Gemini)
Fluent fabrication; will invent hadiths and fatwas with confidence.No citations. Trust has collapsed in serious religious circles.
Static reference sites (Sunnah.com, Quran.com)
Excellent corpora but require keyword expertise; useless to an ordinary user typing a natural question.
Human Q&A services (IslamQA, SeekersGuidance)
High quality but slow — days to weeks per answer — and not scalable.
Solutions we're building
Four shifts make Al-Tahqeeq possible today in a way it wasn't two years ago.
The methods to reliably ground AI in authentic sources have matured.
Sourcing from a classical corpus, citing the exact source line, and refusing to answer when the text is silent — doing all three reliably — has only been technically possible for about twelve months. The window to be first opened recently and won't stay open long.
Bukhari is the proof. The canon is the scope.
We launch on Sahih Bukhari — Islam's most rigorously authenticated text — to prove the proprietary methodology developed in-house. The same engine extends to the rest of the Kutub al-Sittah, sirah etc. The product isn't just a hadith chatbot. The long-term aim is to become the source layer beneath Islamic questions online — where an answer's evidence comes from.
The fabrication crisis is now scholarly consensus.
Senior scholars are publicly warning from the minbar against LLM-generated and deliberately planted hadith and fatwas. Source-cited Islamic AI is no longer a startup hypothesis — it's a stated religious need from the voices the ummah trusts most.
Muslim consumer-tech has matured.
Muslim Pro, Tarteel have built the audience. There is no defensible Q&A incumbent yet, the seat is empty.
We asked a popular AI assistant for a hadith on patience. It gave us one — confidently.
There were no citations or in worst cases, the hadith didn't even exist.
For two billion Muslims, this isn't a bug. It's a trust crisis.
Generic AI · illustration
— Sahih al-Bukhari
Reads the whole internet — can't tell a forgery from the truth.
Al-Tahqeeq · illustration
Narrated Anas:
“The Prophet ﷺ said: The real patience is at the first stroke of a calamity.”
Sahih al-Bukhari · Book (Funerals) · Hadith 1302
Reads only an authenticated library — or stays silent.
Today
Sahih al-Bukhari
Year 1
+ Sahih Muslim
Year 2
+ Sunan Tirmidhi + Sunan Abi Dawud
Year 3
+ Sunan an-Nasa'i + Sunan Ibn Majah
Year 4
Building toward every authenticated Islamic text in one place, so the answer to a religious question never has to come from an AI that invents one.
Every authenticated Sunni and Shia hadith collection, queryable by topic, citable by reference. The reference layer the Muslim world has needed for 1,400 years.
Comparative tafsir across centuries of scholarship, side-by-side, with each interpretation tagged to its school and context.
This is a multi-decade product surface. We're starting with one collection because trust is built one corpus at a time — not by claiming everything at once.
You ask a question in plain English. Al-Tahqeeq finds the most relevant hadiths from the authenticated collections, ranks them, and returns each with full citation back to the source. When evidence is weak or contested, Al-Tahqeeq stays silent — because guessing about religion is worse than admitting we don't know.
The kinds of questions Al-Tahqeeq handles
What did the Prophet ﷺ say about anger?
Hadith on patience
On honoring parents
On honesty in business
The wider engine
Topical hadith is the public lane we're launching first, but the infrastructure underneath already supports Quran verification and comparative tafsir. The same trust-first discipline applies to every surface — sourced from authenticated texts, cited, or silent — never scraped from the open web.
Arabic text verification
Paste any Arabic passage. Al-Tahqeeq confirms whether it's from the Quran, locates it to the exact Surah and Ayah, and returns the verified translation. Solves the “is this verse actually from the Quran?” problem before it spreads.
Input
قُلْ هُوَ ٱللَّهُ أَحَدٌ
Verified
Quran 112:1 — Surah Al-Ikhlas
“Say, ‘He is Allah, the One.’”
Three scholars, side by side
Ask tafsir for verse, surah or any part of the quran and Al-Tahqeeq returns three classical interpretations side by side. Readers compare scholars instead of trusting a single voice — closer to how a student of the tradition actually reads.
Tafsir Ibn Kathir
Classical exegesis rooted in the salaf tradition
Maariful Quran
Detailed contemporary Hanafi exegesis
Tafheem ul Quran
Thematic exegesis with social and ethical context
Natural language question, in any phrasing.
We surface the most relevant hadiths from a closed library of authenticated collections — never the open internet, and never invented.
Every answer cites the exact source. Click through to verify it for yourself.
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Title and institution to follow.
Al-Tahqeeq is built to be checked. What counts as authentic, when to abstain, how sources are weighted — these are exactly the decisions that belong with qualified scholars, not with an engine. We are establishing a scholarly review process and inviting qualified scholars to examine the proprietary methodology developed in-house, so the work stays accountable to the people best placed to judge it.
hadiths indexed
from Sahih al-Bukhari
ambiguous queries
the system can disambiguate
gold-standard test cases
all green
fabricated citations
Al-Tahqeeq retrieves; it does not generate
Beta testimonials coming soon.
We don't fabricate testimonials. We'll publish them as beta users give consent.
Salman Mubashir - Founder & CEO
Built Al-Tahqeeq's core retrieval and governance system.
AI Engineer with experience in building production - ready systems.
Dr. Shaheer - Head of Growth
Drives marketing, partnerships, and community.
Serial entrepreneur who has lead the growth of three, 7 figure businesses
We're building AlTahqeeq because the trust layer the ummah needs doesn't exist yet — and because if we don't build it carefully, someone else will build it carelessly.
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