Noor Al-Islam · نور الإسلامQuran text and readings
The static surah and juz pages use the Tanzil Uthmani Hafs text. The app reader also offers a Warsh text and font from the King Fahd Complex and a Qaloon edition from alquran.cloud. Warsh has its own verse numbering, so verse numbers need not match Hafs. Translations come from named editions served by alquran.cloud. A translation is an interpretation of meaning, not the Arabic Quran.
Tanzil · King Fahd Complex Warsh text · alquran.cloud editions
Hadith and grades
The Hadith reader loads Arabic and English editions from the open hadith-api. The 40 Hadith and 99 Names pages name the cited collections and numbers. A displayed grade belongs to the cited edition; the site does not independently grade narrations.
Duas and adhkar
The individual dua pages reproduce chapters from Hisn al-Muslim by Saʿid al-Qahtani via hisnmuslim.com. Morning and evening pages retain the listed repetition counts and references. Please compare any disputed wording or virtue with the cited source.
Prayer times and Qibla
City pages calculate times from the city coordinates, its IANA time zone, and the calculation method shown on that page. Fajr and Isha angles, Asr convention, high-latitude adjustment and method-specific minute adjustments are disclosed. Browser calculations and the initial HTML use the same code. Local mosque timetables can differ, so follow your local authority when needed. Qibla is a great-circle bearing to the Kaaba from the listed coordinates.
Audio and review
Recitations are linked to named readers through MP3Quran; audiobooks are indexed from IslamHouse. The data sources are credited here and on relevant pages. Noor Al-Islam does not currently claim a named scholar has independently reviewed every page. For a personal religious ruling, consult a qualified scholar.