Resources
A directory of projects, tools, and research at the intersection of Islam and artificial intelligence. This space is moving fast. If something is missing, let us know.
Assistants & Apps
AiFiqh
Islamic AI assistant with access to 24,000+ classical texts, 1,000+ scholars, and Shariah standards documents including AAOIFI, BNM, and Majma' Fiqh. Includes a Scholar Version for regulatory and legal interpretations.
Ansari
Islamic Q&A assistant grounded in primary sources. Answers questions with citations from Quran, Hadith, and classical scholarship. Built by Dr. Waleed Kadous and Amr Elsayed.
Qaf
Islamic AI assistant that researches 8,000+ Islamic books to answer questions with citations, so answers can be verified and read further at the source. Multilingual (English, Arabic, Bengali, and more), on web, iOS, and Android.
Quran.ai
A new AI project from the Qur'an Foundation — the team behind Quran.com, which serves 100M+ users. Quran.ai is their dedicated effort to bring AI-powered Q&A and scholarship tools to Quranic study, grounded in Islamic scholarship.
TanyalahUstaz
Islamic AI assistant for the Malay-speaking Muslim community. Provides fatwa guidance and religious Q&A in Malay.
Tarteel
AI-powered Quran recitation and memorization app. Uses speech recognition to listen to your recitation, catch mistakes, and help you memorize the Quran.
TheoAI
Islamic AI platform by MindHYVE with agentic reasoning grounded in Quran and Hadith. Includes three products: Theo (Q&A), Majlis (discussion), and Mīzān (evaluation).
Usul.ai
AI research tool built on top of the Shamela library, the largest digital collection of classical Islamic texts. Designed for scholars and serious students of Islamic knowledge.
Research & Benchmarks
IslamicMMLU
A comprehensive benchmark evaluating LLMs on Islamic knowledge across theology, fiqh, history, and Arabic language. Includes a public leaderboard comparing model performance.
IslamicLegalBench
A benchmark for evaluating large language models on Islamic legal reasoning. Tests models on questions drawn from classical fiqh sources across the major legal schools.
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