Alim.org is an online platform dedicated to providing comprehensive resources for studying the Quran, Hadith, Islamic history, Duas, and more. It offers translations, Tafsirs, and other valuable Islamic resources.

Yes, you can! Alim.org offers export options for each ayah, allowing users to download resources in PDF format. This feature is accessible on the pages related to Quran translation, Tafsir, Hadiths, history, and Duas.

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Yes! Please visit our mobile apps page for more information on how to download and install our mobile app.

To adjust settings and font changes on Alim.org, follow these steps:

1. Look for the settings icon, typically represented by a gear symbol, located either in the top right corner or in the menu bar.
2. Click on the settings icon to open the settings menu.
3. In the settings menu, you may find options to adjust font size, style, and other display preferences.
4. Select your desired font and adjust any other settings as needed.

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In Islam there are many streams of thought in many different subject areas. Furthermore, Muslim scholars are not uniform in their understanding of Islam and in interpretations of its texts. So, it is not uncommon to find disagreement on certain topics or even on the status of scholarship of individuals. There is a “line” to be drawn which denotes what can be considered Islamic and what must be deemed to be outside Islam – otherwise there would be no such thing as Islam. While that line might often be blurred today and be a subject of debate in and of itself, we’re confident that none of the content selected for Alim.org would consider to be outside of Islam by most Muslims.

Moreover, removing any author or work from the site doesn’t remove it from existence – Muslims still have access to it and will continue to read it through other mediums. However, this site, along with its commenting functionality, allows individuals to demonstrate to others what’s wrong (in their opinion) with any content as well as promote any content they view as right. Through this, we hope that Alim.org can serve as a vehicle for dialogue between different streams of thought which will help us recognize our differences and accept them within the limits allowed by Islam.

Go to the “Advisers and Scholars Page” and click on the link “Click to Submit Advisers and Scholars” and fill up “submit advisers and scholars” form and send to the admin. Admin verifies the details and nominates you as a scholar if you are qualified to act in that capacity.

No, not for CD. The CD-ROM was discontinued several years back in favor of online services. Also, due to limited resources Alim Foundation has no intent to support Arabic Playhouse CD-ROM version, unless funded specially by our users.

The CD-ROM version (Alim for Windows) was discontinued since 2010, and the Alim Foundation (Alim) is only investing in the Alim.org website and its mobile applications for Android and iPhone. Any updates in terms of content and functionality will be carried out on the Alim website and on mobile applications insha Allah. The company “ISL Software” (also known as “ISL”) which was running at www.islsoftware.com was also officially shut down but that site’s domain was taken over by a domain parking company not affiliated with Alim, Islam, or Muslims. Any websites currently operating with this name are not associated with the Alim Foundation.

Alim.org is a project of the Alim Foundation which is a non-profit organization located in the USA. The site is free to use and while there are many unpaid volunteers involved with the project, the expenses borne to create the technology behind it are paid out of pocket by members of the foundation, friends and family, and users such as you. So, if you benefit from Alim.org or can appreciate that others do, why not consider donating? It would be a means of securing for yourself Sadaqah Jariya as told to us by the Prophet (s):

When a person dies, his works end, except for three: ongoing charity, knowledge that is benefited from, and a righteous child who prays for him” [ Sahih Muslim Hadith - 766]

To access the Quran on Alim.org, simply click on the 'Quran' option from the dropdown menu at the top of the homepage. From there, you can select any Surah you'd like to explore.

Yes, Alim.org offers translations of the Quran in English, and users can access translations from multiple authors.

To access the translation of the Quran on Alim.org, you have a couple of options:

Option 1:

1. From the Quran dropdown menu, select 'Quran Translation.'

Option 2:

1. Select the 'Quran' option from the top menu.
2. Choose 'Al-Quran.'
3. Select any Surah you wish to read.
4. Once you're on the Surah page, look for the 'Translation' option.
5. Click on the 'Compare' option.
6. Select the authors of your choice for translation.

Tafsir refers to the commentary and explanation of the Quranic verses. Yes, Tafsir is available on Alim.org. Users can access Tafsir by clicking on the icon displayed next to each ayah and selecting the Tafsir option.

To access the Tafsir section on Alim.org, you have a couple of options:

Option 1:

1. Click on the 'Quran' option from the dropdown menu at the top of the homepage.
2. Select any Surah you'd like to explore, such as Surah Fatiha.
3. Look for the icons displayed next to each ayah, representing various actions.
4. Click on the second icon, resembling an open book, to access the Tafsir section and view a detailed explanation of the selected verse.

Option 2:

1. From the Quran dropdown menu, select 'Quran Tafsir.'
2. Choose any Surah you wish to explore.

To access the reciter's list on Alim.org, follow these steps:

1. Start by clicking on the 'Quran' option from the dropdown menu at the top of the homepage.
2. Next, select the 'Recitation' option from the Quran menu.
3. Press the 'Play' button to begin reciting the Quran.
4. In the footer section of the website, you will find the option to select 'Reciters List.' Click on this option to view the list of available reciters.
5. You can then set your audio settings according to your preferences.

Additionally, you can directly access the reciter's list from the settings icon, typically represented by a gear symbol, located either in the top right corner or in the menu bar. From there, you can choose the 'Reciters List' option.

To access English transliteration on Alim.org, follow these steps:

1. Select the 'Quran' option from the top menu.
2. Choose any Surah you wish to read.
3. Once you're on the Surah page, look for the 'Translation' option.
4. Click on the 'Compare' option.
5. Select the authors of your choice for translation.
6. Tick the transliteration option to enable English transliteration.

To disable English transliteration and translation on Alim.org, follow these steps:

To disable English translation:

1. Select the 'Quran' option from the top menu.
2. Choose any Surah you wish to read.
3. Once you're on the Surah page, look for the 'Translation' option.
4. Click on the 'Compare' option and untick the scholars' names. This will disable the English translation, allowing you to read the Quran in its original language.

To disable English transliteration:

1. Select the 'Quran' option from the top menu.
2. Choose any Surah you wish to read.
3. Once you're on the Surah page, look for the 'Translation' option.
4. Click on the 'Compare' option.
5. Untick the transliteration option to turn it off.

Following these steps will allow you to read the Quran without English transliteration and translation, enabling you to focus solely on the original Arabic text.

To utilize the 'Compare Translation' option:

1. Navigate to the home page of Alim.org.
2. Click on the 'Quran' dropdown menu.
3. Select 'Al Quran Compare Translation' from the options.
4. Choose any Surah you wish to explore.

You will then be presented with translations from various scholars alongside each verse, allowing for comprehensive comparison and understanding.

To access recitation in Alim.org, follow these simple steps:

1. Select 'Al-Quran' from the menu.
2. Choose any Surah you wish to listen to.
3. Click on the 'Recitation' tab.
4. Click on the 'Play' button to start listening to the recitation of the selected Surah.

Once the recitation of the selected Surah is complete, the website will automatically continue to the next Surah in the recitation sequence.

To access Quran reading without translation on Alim.org, you can follow either of these methods:

Method 1:

1. Select 'Al-Quran' from the menu.
2. Choose 'Al-Qur'an Calligraphy' and select the Surah of your choice.

Method 2:

1. Select 'Al Quran' from the menu.
2. Choose any Surah you wish to read.
3. Click on the 'Recitation' tab.

Both methods will allow you to access Quran reading without translation, enabling you to focus solely on the Arabic text.

To access the Quran grammar section on our website, please follow these steps:

1. Select the 'Quran' option from the top menu.
2. Choose any Surah you wish to read.
3. Once you're on the Surah page, look for the 'Translation' option.
4. Take note of the icons displayed next to each ayah. These icons represent various actions you can perform on the Quranic verses.
5. To access the Grammar section, click on the third icon, which resembles a settings symbol. This action will take you to the Quran grammar of the selected verse.

Yes, Alim.org offers a Kids Quran section designed specifically for children to learn and engage with the Quran.

The Kids Quran section includes small surahs with recitation and translation, similar to the Quran section. It is designed to cater to young learners, providing them with accessible resources for Quranic study.

To access the Hadith section on Alim.org, simply follow these steps:

1. Go to the Alim.org website.
2. Navigate to the top menu bar.
3. Click on the 'Hadith' option, usually found in the menu bar.
4. You will be directed to the Hadith section, where you can explore various collections of Hadiths.

Alim.org offers a wide range of Hadith collections, including Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abu Dawood, and more, providing users with access to authentic traditions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

In Sha ‘Allah, it will come in future. We would like to add as much literature in this regard as is currently available as well as go beyond that and provide translations of works that have previously been unavailable in English. If you are interested in seeing this happen and happen soon, please contact us by clicking on “Feedback”. If you are interested in helping fund this to make it happen even sooner, this can be arranged. If you would like to sponsor the work to add a specific tafseer or other commentary, please contact us.

Hadith section provides comprehensive collection of Hadith from famous Hadith books: Al-Muwatta of Imam Malik, Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim; Sunan at-Tirmidhi etc. Here you can easily locate Hadith using search by key word, narrator index and Hadith subject index. To view the Hadith, click on the Hadith section in home page and select a Hadith book from the list.

Yes, you can. Narrator’s name is given on top of every Hadith. In Arabic Hadith chain of narrators are given whereas in English translation the final narrator is named.

To search hadith by narrator on Alim.org, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the appendix page.
2. Look for the section related to hadith narrators.
3. In this section, you should find a list of alphabetical letters.
4. Click on the letter corresponding to the first letter of the narrator's name.
5. Scroll through the list of narrators or search results until you find the desired narrator.
6. Click on the narrator's name to access the hadiths narrated by them.

The Hadith subject index is a categorized list of Hadiths based on various subjects such as Purification, Ablution, Prayer, etc. This index allows users to easily locate Hadiths related to specific topics of interest.

To select Hadiths based on subjects from the Hadith subject index on Alim.org, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the appendix page.
2. Look for the section titled 'Hadith Subject Index.'
3. You will find an alphabetical index at the top of the page where Hadith subjects are categorized in alphabetical order.
4. Click on any letter to view all subjects starting with the selected letter.
5. Once you've selected a letter, you will be presented with a list of subjects related to that letter.
6. Click on the subject of your choice to view Hadiths related to that specific topic.

This allows users to easily explore and access Hadiths based on their preferred subjects.

Quranic references in Hadith signify instances where the Hadith directly quotes or relates to specific verses from the Quran.

Yes, you can. There is a “share this” button on the top right corner to enable this facility.

Dua, or supplication, is a fundamental aspect of Islamic worship. It is a means of communicating with Allah, and seeking guidance, forgiveness, and blessings.

To access dua resources on Alim.org, simply navigate to the Dua section of the website. Here, you will find a wide range of supplications for various occasions and purposes.

Yes, Alim.org offers dua collections tailored for specific events, times of the day (such as morning and evening), and special occasions like Ramadan, Hajj, and more.

Alim.org provides a comprehensive range of resources for studying Islamic history, including articles about Islam, biographies of prominent historical figures, timelines, Prophet stories, Prophet Companions, and more.

You can navigate through different periods and events in Islamic history by accessing the History section on Alim.org. Here, you'll find curated content organized chronologically for easy exploration.

To access the Prophet Stories on Alim.org, follow these steps:

1. Visit www.alim.org.
2. Navigate to the top menu and click on 'History.'
3. Select 'Prophet Stories' from the dropdown menu.
4. Explore stories about various prophets.
5. Click on a prophet's name to read their story.

Yes, Alim.org features detailed biographies and stories of prophets, companions, and other significant figures in Islamic history, allowing users to gain insights into their lives and contributions.

Alim.org offers a dedicated section for Ramadan, providing resources such as duas, articles, and guidelines for fasting, prayer, charity, and spiritual reflection during the blessed month.

You can access daily Ramadan resources, including duas, reminders, and reflections, by visiting the Ramadan Days section on Alim.org. Here, you'll find valuable guidance for each day of the month.

Yes, Alim.org provides articles, videos, infographics, and other resources offering practical tips and spiritual guidance to help individuals make the most of Ramadan and enhance their worship and devotion.

The blogs section of Alim.org covers a wide range of topics related to Islam, including spirituality, Quranic studies, Special days, current events, and more.

Yes, Alim.org welcomes contributions from users, scholars, and experts in various fields of Islamic knowledge. Individuals can submit articles, reflections, or other relevant content for publication on the platform.

New blog posts are published regularly on Alim.org, providing fresh insights, perspectives, and guidance on relevant issues and topics of interest to the Muslim community.