Scholar Council
Trust, on every card.
A daily Islamic reminder is only as valuable as the source behind it. SRAAT's editorial approach exists to earn the trust that every card carries — through classical sources, careful translation, and a transparent corrections process.
- Classical sources
- Cited on every card
- Editorial review
- Corrections welcomed
Built for what actually matters.
Classical sources only
Qur'an, canonical hadith collections, and authenticated Prophetic supplications — never invented, never paraphrased loosely.
Cited on every card
Every verse names surah and ayah. Every hadith names collection and reference. Readers can go back to the source.
Translations by reputable scholars
SRAAT uses established published translations and credits them clearly. No machine translation, ever.
Editorial review
Every card passes review for source accuracy, translation faithfulness, and adab before it enters rotation.
Open to corrections
Every card has a report link. Valid reports lead to corrections applied across the entire library.
Grade transparency
Hadith cards prioritize sahih and hasan narrations, and make source and grade transparent when relevant.
What you actually get.
Sources
Rooted in classical Islamic references.
SRAAT's content library is built on the primary sources of Islamic tradition. Qur'anic verses are drawn directly from the mushaf with authenticated tashkil. Hadith come from the canonical collections — Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, and the four Sunan (Abu Dawud, at-Tirmidhi, an-Nasa'i, ibn Majah). Duas are taken from authenticated Prophetic supplications and reputable dua compilations.
- Qur'an with surah:ayah citation
- Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim
- The four Sunan collections
- Authenticated dua compilations
Rooted in classical Islamic references.
Translation
Human translation, credited and reviewed.
Translation carries responsibility. Every SRAAT card uses an established, reputable published translation — never machine-generated. Translators are credited on the source page. Clarity, faithfulness, and reading rhythm are all reviewed before publication.
- Reputable published translations only
- Translator credit on every source page
- Reviewed for faithfulness and clarity
- Multiple language pairs over time
Human translation, credited and reviewed.
Review process
Every card passes a checklist before rotation.
No card enters the daily rotation without an editorial review — checking source citation, translation fidelity, layout adab (e.g., proper treatment of Arabic script, correct citation formatting), and category classification. When an issue is reported, corrections are applied library-wide.
- Source citation verified
- Translation reviewed
- Adab in design confirmed
- Corrections applied library-wide
Every card passes a checklist before rotation.
Transparency
Open door for corrections and questions.
Islamic knowledge is a communal amanah. Every card carries a report link, and every valid report reaches the editorial team. Corrections are prioritized and applied promptly — the goal is a library that gets more trustworthy over time, not one that pretends to be perfect on day one.
- Report link on every card
- Corrections prioritized
- Editorial team reachable via contact
- Change log for major updates
Open door for corrections and questions.
Why teams trust SRAAT.
Made with adab
Design and delivery decisions respect the sanctity of the message.
Verifiable citations
Every source can be independently verified by any reader.
Broadly accepted scholarship
Content is chosen from within mainstream Sunni scholarship.
Community-informed
Corrections and requests from the community shape the library.
Frequently asked questions.
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