Features
What Mufti AI can do
Careful, sourced answers in an app that works well on your phone.
All features
Qur’an & Sunnah citations
Answers cite the Surah and Ayah or the hadith collection and number, linked to Quran.com and Sunnah.com so you can read the source yourself.
- References become tappable links to the verse or hadith
- A Sources sheet lists every reference in an answer
- Instructed to say when it is unsure and never to invent a reference
Five languages, including RTL
Ask in English, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi or Bengali and get the answer in the same language, with proper right-to-left layout for Arabic and Urdu.
- Language detected from your script automatically
- Or pick a default answer language in settings
- Arabic and Urdu set in the Amiri typeface
Voice input & read-aloud
Dictate your question instead of typing, and have answers read back to you, using the speech features built into your browser.
- Dictation in all five languages, where your browser supports it
- Read-aloud on any answer
- Mufti AI receives only the transcribed text, never your audio
Private history & bookmarks
Your conversations are saved to your account so you can pick up where you left off, and bookmark the answers you want to keep.
- Search, rename and delete your chats
- All your bookmarks on one page
Madhab-aware answers
Where the schools of fiqh differ, answers explain the main positions. Set your madhab and answers will note what your school holds.
- Hanafi, Shafi’i, Maliki and Hanbali positions
- Non-sectarian and respectful of differences
- Optional preference in your settings
Made for your phone
Designed for small screens first, with the composer in easy reach of your thumb and quick actions on every answer. You can install it to your home screen like an app.
- Install from your browser to your home screen
- Light and dark themes
- Works on any modern mobile or desktop browser
Clear boundaries
What Mufti AI does and doesn’t do
It is a study aid, so some things are out of scope.
It does
- Explains rulings and their evidence in plain language
- Cites the Qur’an by Surah and Ayah, hadith by collection and number
- Notes where the four madhabs differ
- Recommends a local scholar for serious personal matters
It doesn’t
- Issue fatwas or replace a qualified scholar
- Invent references (it is told to say when it is unsure)
- Take sides in sectarian disputes
- Write code or do homework unrelated to Islam
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