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We believe in absolute transparency. Below is a comprehensive record of the classical manuscripts, verified printing complexes, reciters, and astronomical calculations used in Muslim 360.
All Quranic Arabic text is verified against the standardized Medina Mushaf (Uthmani script) issued by the King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex.
The authoritative reference standard for Hafs 'an 'Asim orthography, vowel signs (Harakat), and pausing symbols.
Peer-reviewed translations across English, Urdu, French, Indonesian, and other major world languages.
Lossless verse-by-verse recordings from Qaris including Sheikh Mishary Rashid Alafasy, Sheikh Abdul Basit, and Sheikh Mahmoud Khalil Al-Husary.
Hadith traditions are drawn exclusively from recognized classical compendiums with preservation of isnad (chains) and international numbering schemas.
Universal scholarly consensus on authenticity; cross-referenced with the Fath al-Bari edition and numbering systems.
Cross-referenced with the authoritative commentary of Imam al-Nawawi (Sharh Sahih Muslim).
Includes traditional grading (Sahih, Hasan) as established by classical Muhaddithin.
Prayer timings are computed client-side using validated astronomical algorithms based on solar coordinates and recognized Islamic organizations.
Commonly utilized across European, East Asian, and global diaspora communities.
Adopted across mosques and Islamic centers in the United States and Canada.
18.5° Fajr, with Isha fixed at 90 minutes post-sunset (120 minutes during the blessed month of Ramadan).
Standard methodology followed across Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and regional communities.
Formulas reflect consensus principles found in classical fiqh texts regarding Nisab and Islamic inheritance (Ilm al-Fara'id).
Calculations strictly reference standard gold and silver weights, with clear advisories for users to verify local market rates.
Implements the prophetic rule: 'On land irrigated by rain or springs is one-tenth, and on what is watered by labor is one-twentieth.'
Provides informational breakdown of primary legal shares (Ashab al-Furud) and residuary shares (Asabah). Users are emphatically advised to seek qualified judicial or rabita certification for estate execution.