
IslamIQ: Quran, Hadith & AI
Real sources. Living conversations.
Don't leave your Deen to just any AI. See where your Islamic knowledge comes from.
IslamIQ is a new generation of trusted intelligence that answers strictly from the Quran, authenticated Hadith, and classical scholarship, with primary sources you can check every time. Just ask, the way you'd ask a person.
Read the Quran, explore Hadith, and study the classical scholars through their written works. A space worthy of your Deen.
ASK ISLAMIQ, YOUR ISLAMIC AI
Ask any Islamic question, including fiqh, and get answers grounded in the Quran, authenticated Hadith, and classical scholarship. Answers come with citations. When a question falls outside what a source covers, IslamIQ says so instead of guessing.
TALK TO CLASSICAL SCHOLARS
Ask Imam Al-Ghazali, Ibn Taymiyyah, and Ibn Al Qayyim your own questions. These AI conversations are built from their real written works, without modern opinions mixed in. They are educational simulations for reflection, not the scholars' actual words.
SIX MAJOR HADITH COLLECTIONS
Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abu Dawud, Jami at-Tirmidhi, Sunan Ibn Majah, and Sunan an-Nasai, browsable book by book. Filter by authenticity grade (Sahih, Hasan, Da'if) or by topic.
ISLAMIC INSIGHTS, TO READ OR LISTEN TO
Pieces drawn from classical Islamic works, in clear modern language. Read them, or listen on the go.
QURAN AND TAFSIR, VERSE BY VERSE
Read Tafsir Ibn Kathir and Tafsir Al-Sa'di alongside the Quran, and save your own notes as you go.
DUAS FOR EVERY MOMENT
Browse by category, or describe what's on your heart in your own words and find the Dua that fits, with its source and virtue.
ISLAMIC DREAM INTERPRETATION
Describe your dream in your own words. The interpretation draws on classical scholarship in the tradition of Ibn Sirin, and it is not a generic dream dictionary.
DAILY ESSENTIALS
Full Quran with multiple reciters, plus prayer times and Qibla accurate to your location. These are free for everyone, with no ads.
BUILT ON TRUST
We believe a Muslim's relationship with Allah should never be a data point for sale. We will never sell your data. Never track your worship. Never compromise on authenticity.
In loving memory of Amir Khan and Shaheen Akhter. May Allah accept this as Sadaqah Jariyah on their behalf.
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Audience
It is built for the Middle East, Europe, North America, Australia and Japan, and launched in August 2026.
Problem
Plato and Aristotle are still argued with in classrooms centuries after their deaths. In much of Western education, Al-Ghazali and Ibn Taymiyyah are footnotes. Their books exist, but many remain untranslated and dense, out of reach for a generation raised on short content. Print once changed who could reach knowledge, and the Muslim world was slower to adopt it, for complex reasons. AI is the next shift, and people are already asking it about their faith and getting answers they cannot check.
Solution
IslamIQ lets you ask anything, in any language, and answers from the Quran, the six major hadith collections, tafsir and classical works, with each answer traced to its source. When scholars disagree, it shows the disagreement. When it has no source, it says so. You can also talk to scholars like Al-Ghazali and Ibn Taymiyyah, each answering only from their own writings, and read or listen to Insights, short pieces distilled from those texts for people who won’t open a 700-page book.
What makes it unique
Most religious AI answers from whatever the model remembers. IslamIQ answers from a library we built ourselves. Each book is split by hand into its smallest meaningful units, so no passage is dropped, then indexed in Arabic and English across 540,000 passages. A question is matched to the right sources first, and the model is instructed to answer only from what comes back. Every answer is labelled as a direct source, an inference or no source, and when scholars disagree, it shows both views.





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