TRUST & LEARNING

Built around sources, privacy, and learning — not judgment.

Faith Companion uses trusted source information and your learning activity to help personalize what you study next. Personalization is about supporting learning continuity, not evaluating your faith or religious worth.

Sources you can see

We show source and review information where it helps you understand where learning content comes from. Quran and hadith references remain visible, and short lessons are not presented as if they replace broader scholarship or detailed legal guidance.

Your learning stays personal

Your learning progress, saved activity, review state, and Faith Map belong to your private account experience. They are used to continue your learning journey and should not be treated as a public profile of your beliefs or practice.

No faith scoring

Faith Companion tracks learning progress inside the app. It does not measure your faith, sincerity, morality, religious worth, or whether you are a “better” or “worse” Muslim.

Human review matters

AI can assist with product experiences and content workflows, but generated or processed material is not treated as religiously approved simply because an AI produced it. Content that requires religious review remains subject to human judgment and source verification.

Clear boundaries matter

Faith Companion is a learning product. It can help explain sources, organize study, remember progress, and recommend what to review next. It is not a replacement for qualified scholars, local teachers, professional medical or legal advice, or personal religious counsel when a question requires those forms of expertise.

When a short lesson is built around a specific source, we aim to keep that boundary visible. That means distinguishing what the selected passage directly supports from broader interpretation, school-specific rulings, historical context, or claims that require additional evidence.