Asmaverse is a focused collection of small, hands-on modules — flip cards, sequenced rituals, branching stories, sourced guides — built around the Quran and authentic hadith. Every module is its own little world; together they're a quiet companion to the believer's daily life.
Every Islamic claim is sourced. Quranic claims cite chapter:verse; hadith claims cite collection, book, hadith number, and grading. Where a reference cannot be verified with high confidence, the entry carries a visible flag rather than fabricated text.
No visual depictions of any prophet, the four Rashidun caliphs, the Ahl al-Bayt, angels, or Iblis — out of respect for the sensibilities of all Islamic traditions. The site uses Arabic calligraphy and geometric pattern only.
Content is drawn from the Quran and authentic hadith on points generally shared across Islamic schools. We do not take positions on internal denominational disputes.
No accounts. No analytics. No data is collected from any user, regardless of age. Module state lives in the browser session only. COPPA / GDPR-K compliant by design.
The hadith that Allah has 99 names is Sahih (Sahih Bukhari 7392, Sahih Muslim 2677). The specific enumeration of those 99 used here is the conventional Tirmidhi list (Jami` at-Tirmidhi 3507), which scholars including Al-Albani have graded da'if.
Each name's authority on this site comes from its occurrence in the Quran, cited on the back of every card. Where a Quranic anchor could not be confirmed with high confidence, the entry is marked unverified for scholar review rather than carry an invented reference.
We collect nothing about you. There are no accounts and no analytics. Module state — favourites, memorisation progress, your current visit-streak, your tasbih count — lives in your browser'slocalStorage and never leaves.
Geolocation features (Prayer Times, Qibla, Closest Mosque, Halal Food Nearby) ask the browser for your coordinates, use them in the page you're on, and forget them. They never travel to our server — because we don't run a server that listens for them.
The newsletter is the one exception, and it's opt-in: only the email you choose to share, only stored with the newsletter provider, unsubscribe with one click.
Especially for the unverified Quran refs in the 99 Names list, the Friday Khutbah library, and lifecycle guides (Nikah, Janazah). Named reviewers + ijazah lineage are published with the work.
What needs reviewArabic, Indonesian, and Urdu locales have draft stubs. Native-speaker review of the UI strings would unlock real multi-locale launch.
Try the locale switcherTell a friend, share a module, link from your masjid's site. Word-of-mouth is the only marketing this project will ever do.
Pick a module to shareYes. Free forever. No ads, no premium tier, no paywalls. Self-funded by the team. If you'd like to support, see the Support & Donations page — but the most valuable thing you can give is feedback and shares.
Tradition-neutral. We focus on what is shared across Sunni schools (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, Hanbali) and what aligns with Shia tradition where the historical record overlaps. We do not take positions on internal denominational disputes. For specifics in your tradition, ask your local imam.
Out of respect for the sensibilities of all Islamic traditions, the site uses Arabic calligraphy, geometric pattern, and environmental photography only — never figural depiction. Our editorial rules document this in detail.
Yes — please cite Asmaverse and the underlying source (Quran chapter:verse, hadith collection + number). The Friday Khutbah library is specifically built for imams worldwide to use as a starting point. See Terms of Use for the small print.
Sources are cited everywhere. For the unverified entries (currently 9 of the 99 Names that have only hadith-anchored references), we explicitly mark them. Friday khutbahs require a named scholar reviewer with verifiable ijazah before publication. Other modules are in active editorial review — corrections welcome via the contact page.
Really. There are no analytics scripts, no tracking pixels, no fingerprinting. Geolocation features run client-side. Your favourites and progress live in your browser's localStorage. The newsletter is the one opt-in exception. Full breakdown on the Privacy page.
The site is already a Progressive Web App (PWA) — you can install it on iOS and Android directly from your browser, and it works offline at the holy sites for Hajj and Umrah. A native wrapper for the App Store and Play Store is on the roadmap.
Three ways listed above (scholar review, translation, spread the word). The contact page covers each in detail with what to include in your email.
Asmaverse is in active development. Every entry — especially those marked unverified — should pass scholarly review before treated as final. Corrections, additions, and challenges are welcome.
If anything on this site is wrong, please tell us. We'll fix it openly.