TEXTS AND SOURCES

Confidence begins with the source.

Word Islamic Encyclopedia, formerly Mushaf Word, identifies its text and font sources and preserves their attribution.

Quran text and Uthmani script

Quran insertion in Uthmani script following the Madinah Mushaf is a core feature. The texts and fonts for the eight recitations and the Hafs Nastaleeq option come from the official King Fahd Glorious Qur’an Printing Complex website. Each option uses its appropriate text and font; Nastaleeq is an additional Hafs type option, not a ninth recitation.

  • Asim: Hafs and Shu’bah, plus the Hafs Nastaleeq option.
  • Nafi: Warsh and Qalun.
  • Abu Amr al-Basri: al-Duri and al-Susi.
  • Ibn Kathir al-Makki: al-Bazzi and Qunbul.

Meaning translations and books

Meaning translations come from QuranEnc, with translator and source attribution. Book references show the author, title, edition, volume and page where metadata is available. Rights in source texts remain separate from the software license.

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References while you work

Check the passage in its source, edition and context before scholarly reliance. Cross-references, isnad tools, search and assistants may omit or misidentify material and do not replace source comparison. The experimental fiqh assistant is not a fatwa authority.