Authentic Hadith vs apologetics.pro

Discover and study authentic hadiths from the most trusted collections in Islamic scholarship. WHAT YOU GET: - Browse hadiths from the Sahihayn — Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim, the two most rigorously authenticated collections in Islamic scholarship — with full Arabic text and English translations - AI-powered hadith assistant that answers your questions with scholarly context - Daily hadith readings to build a consistent learning habit - Save, organize, and annotate hadiths in personal folders - Structured learning paths with lessons on key Islamic topics - Gamified progress tracking with streaks, XP, and achievements - Progress tracking that keeps working even with a spotty connection - Dark mode, light mode, and multiple language preferences WHY AUTHENTIC HADITH: Hadiths in the app are sourced exclusively from the Sahihayn — Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim. These are the two most rigorously authenticated hadith collections in Islamic scholarship, agreed upon by the Ummah for over 1,000 years. No grading ambiguity. No disputed chains. Only the most authentic. The AI assistant provides context and background, not religious rulings (fatwa). It helps you explore hadith meaning, historical context, and connections between narrations while encouraging you to consult qualified scholars for matters of jurisprudence. PREMIUM FEATURES: - Unlimited AI assistant conversations - Advanced learning paths and quizzes - Priority access to new features Sign in to keep your account, saved hadiths, and premium access with you across devices. Built with care for the Muslim ummah by byRed LLC, San Diego, California. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://byredllc.com/privacy

apologetics.pro is a free, searchable library of the evidence for the Christian faith: the historical case for Jesus and the resurrection, the reliability of the Bible, the classic arguments of philosophy and science, and honest examinations of atheism, relativism, Islam, Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Scientology, Buddhism and Hinduism. It is the companion app to apologetics.pro and carries the site's complete evidence repository. HOW IT IS ORGANIZED The evidence is arranged in 15 cases. An apologetic case argues for Christianity. A polemic case examines another belief system, and opens with "What it is": a fair description of that system, in terms its own adherents would recognise, before any critique. Every case makes a set of claims. Every claim is backed by numbered exhibits: ancient historians, manuscripts, archaeology, philosophy, science and Scripture, each with the citations and links to check the source yourself. Under each exhibit, the most common objections are stated fairly and answered directly, conceding what should be conceded. WORKS OFFLINE The whole repository downloads to your phone the first time you open the app and refreshes quietly whenever you have a connection. Read it on a plane, in a study group, or anywhere the signal is poor. Search works offline too, and tolerates typos. FEATURES - 15 cases: Historical Jesus, Resurrection of Christ, Reliability of Scripture, The Trinity, Relativism, Problem of Evil, Philosophy, Science, Atheism, Islam, Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Scientology, Buddhism, Hinduism - Search cases, claims, evidence and objections instantly, with no connection - Shuffle to a random claim - Save any exhibit to come back to later - Share a claim, an exhibit or an objection as a link to its full write-up on the website, or copy it as text with its sources - Suggest an addition or a correction from inside the app, no account needed - Large text and screen readers supported WHO IT IS FOR Christians who want to know why they believe, skeptics who want the strongest version of the case rather than a caricature, students, pastors, teachers, and anyone in a conversation about faith who wants the sources at hand. No account. No ads. No tracking. Free. Found a mistake? Every claim, exhibit, source and objection has a link to suggest a correction. A reviewer reads every suggestion and emails you what happened to it.