Explore the reasoning behind scholarly disagreements in Islamic jurisprudence. Ask questions in Arabic or English to receive structured analyses, including evidence, root causes of dispute, and practical impacts. Features include review modes, saving, and exporting content.
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November 8, 2026
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Tarjih is a comparative Islamic jurisprudence tool that explains the reasoning behind scholarly disagreements in Fiqh. It draws from authoritative works to provide structured analyses of legal issues.
Each answer in Tarjih includes the evidence cited by scholars, the root cause of their disagreement, the preferred opinion, and the practical impact of the ruling on daily life.
Yes, Tarjih allows you to ask questions in both Arabic and English, and it will respond in your chosen language. The entire interface can also be toggled between Arabic and English.
Yes, Tarjih contains advertisements. As it is a free application, ads are displayed to support its development and availability.
Tarjih covers 12 major Fiqh chapters, including Purification & Ablution, Prayer, Zakat, Fasting, Hajj, Jihad, Marriage, Divorce, Sales & Transactions, Inheritance, Criminal Law & Retaliation, and Judiciary.
Yes, you can bookmark issues into collections, add personal notes, and export single issues or full collections to PDF or Markdown formats for later review or sharing.
The review mode is a self-quiz feature that allows you to test your recall of saved Fiqh issues. You can reveal answers, grade yourself, and retry missed questions to reinforce learning.
Tarjih has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in learning about Islamic jurisprudence.
