Question 1

What is Islam365?

Accepted Answer

Islam365 is a free educational platform with in-depth articles covering every core aspect of Islam. Aqeedah (creed), Quran, Seerah (Prophetic biography), Fiqh (jurisprudence), hadith, comparative religion, morality, worship, prophets, spirituality, history, and contemporary issues. A new topic is featured every day.

Question 2

How many Islamic topics are covered on Islam365?

Accepted Answer

Hundreds of topics organised into 24 categories. Each article is self-contained, cites the Quran and authentic hadith, and includes a sources table.

Question 3

Is Islam365 free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All articles are freely accessible with no paywall, registration, or tracking.

Question 4

What perspective are the Islam365 articles written from?

Accepted Answer

Articles are written from the mainstream Sunni perspective and reference the four schools of thought (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, Hanbali) when legal opinions differ.

Question 5

What is in the Seerah section?

Accepted Answer

A chronological walk through the life of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), from before his birth to his death. Each event brings together the narrative, the Quranic revelation connected to it, the authentic hadith describing it, and a note on what the sources do and do not establish. Where a date is disputed, the page says so rather than presenting it as settled.

Question 6

How do you handle disputed dates and weak reports?

Accepted Answer

Every Seerah entry carries a confidence label on its date, and a reliability note naming which reports are authenticated and which are historical reports without hadith chains. Quran references carry their own confidence about how firmly the occasion of revelation is established. An entry that overstates its certainty fails validation and does not publish.

Question 7

What are the Discussions sections?

Accepted Answer

Three sections examining arguments from atheism, Christianity and Judaism. They work by internal critique: each argument is judged on its own terms and against its own sources, without appealing to the Quran or hadith to settle the question. A reader who rejects Islam should find nothing in them that assumes what it is trying to show.

Question 8

Do you answer questions people send in?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on the Q&A page. It searches the existing articles first, since most questions already have an answer on the site, and only offers the submit form if nothing matches.

Question 9

What is the Current Events section?

Accepted Answer

An Islamic perspective on issues people are discussing, with the reporting kept visually separate from the religious reading. Each entry states how firmly the facts are established and how firmly Islamic tradition answers the question. Where scholars differ, it says so instead of picking a side. It is explanation, not fatwa.

Question 10

Can I get prayer times for my location?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Prayer Times page finds your location or takes a city, and offers fourteen calculation methods plus the Asr school. Which method is correct depends on the authority you follow rather than on accuracy, so it is your choice with a sensible default.

Question 11

Where can I browse every topic?

Accepted Answer

All topics are listed on the Topics page, organised by category.

Question 12

Who wrote these articles?

Accepted Answer

Islam365 began as a personal effort to organise study notes and grew into a platform for others who seek knowledge. While I'm not formally trained, every article is carefully researched and written with sincerity.

Question 13

How long does it take to go through the full Islam365 curriculum?

Accepted Answer

One year, 365 days, one topic per day. Articles are spread across 24 categories so there is always something new to explore.

Question 14

Can I suggest a correction or new topic?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Accuracy and clarity are central to this project. If you spot an error or have a suggestion, reach out by email from the About page.

Question 15

How is this site funded?

Accepted Answer

Islam365 is entirely self-funded. No money has been taken from anyone, and no donations are being asked for. This is done strictly for the sake of Allah. If you find benefit in these articles, I ask only that you make dua for me.

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