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Explore interlinked biographies of Muslim scholars and companions from Islam's early history to the present. Discover detailed information on birth/death dates, places, teachers, students, and family members, with extensive authentic Arabic resources.
What's New in Muslim Scholars & Companions
1.3.1
August 22, 2021
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FAQ
What is Muslim Scholars & Companions?
Muslim Scholars & Companions is an extensive, interactive database featuring interlinked biographies of Muslim scholars and companions since the advent of Islam. It provides detailed information on their lives, works, and relationships.
What kind of information does Muslim Scholars & Companions provide?
It includes brief inter-linked biographies, birth/death dates, places of stay, teacher and student lists, family members, and narrator grades for hadith narrators. It also links to authentic Arabic resources.
Who are the scholars and companions featured in Muslim Scholars & Companions?
The app includes all known companions (Sahaba), famous Successors (Taba'een), their Followers (Taba' Taba'een), and later scholars, including all known hadith narrators, spanning over 1400 years of Islamic history.
Is Muslim Scholars & Companions available on multiple devices?
Yes, Muslim Scholars & Companions is available for iPhone and iPad. It is designed for iOS devices.
How often is Muslim Scholars & Companions updated?
The app was last updated on August 22, 2021, with version 1.3.1. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates it receives maintenance and feature additions.
What is the age rating for Muslim Scholars & Companions?
Muslim Scholars & Companions has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for a wide audience, including younger users interested in the subject matter.
Does Muslim Scholars & Companions have ads?
No, Muslim Scholars & Companions does not contain advertisements. It is a free application without any ad interruptions.
What are the authentic resources used in Muslim Scholars & Companions?
The app draws from numerous extensive Arabic resources, including al-Isabah by Ibn Hajar, at-Thaqat by Ibn Hibban, and Siyar A'lam al-Nubala by al-Dhahbi, among others, providing a rich foundation of information.


