Ask anything. See the sources.
Prayer, fasting, charity, belief: every answer shows the verse, hadith or tafsir it stands on.
How an answer is made.
It reads first.
The Qur’an, the tafsir and the hadith collections, before a word is written.
It shows its sources.
Each hadith with its collection and grade, each verse with its reference.
Honest about rulings.
For a personal ruling, it tells you to ask a qualified scholar.
Questions, answered.
Can I ask about prayer, fasting or charity?
These are common Islamic study topics. General explanations can be useful, while personal rulings may need qualified local guidance.
Can I rely on the answer as a fatwa?
No. A generated answer is not a substitute for a qualified scholar who can assess the circumstances.
Will it always cite its sources?
It cites what it relied on: a verse, a hadith with its grade, a tafsir. If a step fails, it tells you it is answering without it.