Approved public-benefit charter

About EAI

EAI is intended to be a free, non-commercial Islamic reference and evidence service.

Our Mission

To provide free, structured and traceable access to authoritative Islamic references, helping people locate and compare relevant evidence from the Quran, authentic Sunnah and the recognised Sunni schools of jurisprudence with clear citations, provenance and scholarly distinctions.

Our Vision

A trusted, accessible Islamic reference resource where people can explore authoritative sources with clarity, transparency and respect for recognised scholarly differences, while preserving their responsibility to understand, reflect and seek qualified religious guidance when needed.

Our Goals

  1. Make authoritative Islamic references easier to find and navigate without presenting EAI as a religious authority.
  2. Preserve a clear evidence trail from canonical sources to every displayed reference.
  3. Represent recognised differences among the Hanafi, Maliki, Shafii and Hanbali schools accurately and neutrally.
  4. Separate revelation, hadith authentication, jurisprudential interpretation and contemporary application.
  5. Provide the service without advertising, paid religious answers, subscription barriers or commercial exploitation of religious reference content.
  6. Use technology to improve retrieval, accessibility and organisation without allowing AI to invent religious evidence or conclusions.
  7. Encourage users to consult qualified asatizah or recognised religious authorities when clarification or personal application is required.

Reference-service boundary

EAI is a searchable information and reference database. It is not a religious school, teaching service, personalised fatwa service, religious certifier, or substitute for qualified religious guidance.