Editorial policy
We publish a narrow set of widely-accepted adhkar. Everything cites a primary source. Nothing pretends to be a scholarly ruling.
What we publish
- Adhkar attested in the Qur'an or in the widely-accepted Sunni hadith collections (Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, and the four Sunan).
- Only the wording and count that are directly in the cited source.
- Short, literal English translations, edited from widely-published English editions.
What we do not publish
- Interpretive rulings (whether an act is required, recommended, or permissible).
- Content that requires scholarly reconciliation between conflicting narrations.
- Machine-translated religious text.
- Testimonials, endorsements, or claims of scholarly approval that we do not have.
Review status
Every entry in the library shows a review status and a last-reviewed date. Until a qualified reviewer is retained, every entry is labelled "sourced, pending scholarly review."This is deliberate honesty: the words and sources are correct; a formal scholarly review has not yet been performed. When a reviewer is retained, their name and the review date will appear on each reviewed page.
Corrections
If you find a mistake in wording, transliteration, translation, or source, please write to us at hello@sibha.app. Corrections are versioned in our source repository.
Terminology and script
- Transliteration uses a light, readable Latin-script convention with diacritics on long vowels.
- Arabic uses fully-vocalised script in the Amiri typeface.
Last verified . How we source and cite.