علم
One platform for reading, studying, and creating Islamic content
SearchIlm brings the Quran and Hadith together with real study tools: roots and word meanings, recitation that works offline, a community with scholars, and a studio for making shareable content. Everything is grounded in named, verified sources.
Read the Quran
The full Quran with meaning at every level, in the language you read best.
Word by word
Tap any word for its meaning and transliteration, in authentic Uthmani script.
Open→190+ languages
Hundreds of translations, from a single language up to several shown side by side.
Open→Tafsir
Read classical and modern commentary for a verse without leaving the page.
Open→Light and dark reading
Calm typography and a theme that suits day or night.
Open→Listen
Recitation that keeps playing, with the current word lit up as you follow.
45 reciters
Choose your reciter and listen ayah by ayah or across a whole surah.
Open→Word-level highlighting
The reciting word is highlighted in real time where timing data exists.
Open→Offline fallback
Downloaded recitation keeps playing even when the audio service is down.
Open→Hear the translation
After each ayah, hear it in English (a human reading) or Bangla (a computer voice, labelled as one).
Open→Hadith
30 Sunni and Shia collections, searchable and open for discussion.
10 Sunni collections
The Kutub al-Sittah and more, over 36,000 narrations with gradings.
Open→20 Shia collections
Al-Kafi and al-Faqih from the Four Books, plus Nahj al-Balagha, al-Amali, al-Tawhid, and more, with per-scholar gradings.
Open→Arabic and English together
Read both languages side by side, or switch to one while you read.
Open→Browse by section
Open a collection to its full table of contents and step section by section.
Open→Search and reference
Find a narration by keyword or jump straight to a reference.
Open→Discuss
Comment on a narration and ask a question about it.
Open→Language & lexicon tools
Go deeper than reading. Study how the Quran's language actually works.
Learn Arabic on a plan
600 top-frequency words as 30 lessons, on a 30-day or 3-month schedule with progress saved to your account.
Open→Words of the Quran
14,735 unique words across 77,429 tokens, each linked to every ayah it appears in.
Open→Arabic roots
1,651 triliteral roots. Open a root to see the whole family of words that grow from it.
Open→English word matrix
Synonyms, antonyms, and a checker that tells you whether two words share context.
Open→Search
One search box across the Quran and Hadith.
Keyword and phrase
Search Arabic or a translation, with matches highlighted.
Open→By reference
Type a reference like 2:255 to go straight there.
Open→Ask in plain words
A question like "what is zakat" finds its key words when the exact wording matches nothing.
Open→Books answer too
Results include passages from the reference library, cited with book and author.
Open→Community
A place for truth seekers to reflect together, with scholars in the room.
Comments and reactions
Comment on any verse, hadith, or study, and react to what others share.
Open→Questions for scholars
Ask a question and get answers carrying a scholar badge.
Open→Live chat
Direct messages and a shared community room over a live socket.
Open→Roles
Reader, editor, scholar, moderator, and admin, each with the right permissions.
Open→Create Islamic content
Turn a verse, a name of Allah, or a du'a into a shareable image.
15 palettes, 9 templates
From ornate frames to a mihrab arch, dome skyline, lantern, and more.
Open→Every size
Square, portrait, story, and landscape for any platform you post to.
Open→Content library
Insert a name of Allah or a common du'a, then style it your way.
Open→HD export
Download as JPG or high-quality PNG, with a Bismillah header if you like.
Open→Connections
The Quran and Hadith as a network of people and subjects.
People across both scriptures
Nearly 4,000 narrators and figures. One person like Moses is a single node linked to both his ayahs and his hadith.
Open→Who appears with whom
An interactive graph of the people named alongside each figure, filterable by Quran or Hadith.
Open→Topics
Every ayah and hadith tagged by subject, so you can read across the sources on a theme.
Open→Research & reflection
Keep your study grounded in the sources.
Start with the Quran
Read word by word, listen to your reciter, and reflect with a community that keeps every claim tied to its source.