Editorial standards

How Furqanly researches and updates Quran content

Furqanly is a reading and navigation product. We make source boundaries visible so readers, teachers and answer engines can tell the difference between Quran text, attributed translations, tafsir and Furqanly’s practical guidance.

Source hierarchy

Arabic text, translations and tafsir are displayed with the source named on the page. Our guides link to the relevant verse or collection. A Furqanly summary never replaces the cited source. See sources and attribution.

Research and review

We describe our method, dataset and publication date on research pages. A team byline means Furqanly published the page; it is not a claim of scholarly qualification. We name an independent reviewer only when a real reviewer and review scope are available.

Corrections and updates

Send the URL, verse or hadith reference, the disputed wording and a reliable source to support@furqanly.com. We record substantive corrections with an updated date and preserve the identity of quoted translations.

Use and limitations

Furqanly is an educational reading aid, not a fatwa service. For personal religious guidance, consult a qualified teacher. Our public research brief explains what can—and cannot—be inferred from our site data.