Isnad vs Siddur.

Trace the people and paths behind hadith transmission. Isnad is a visual reference for exploring chains of narration, narrator generations, and the structure of Sahih al-Bukhari. Begin with Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), follow transmission through the Companions, Tabi'un, and later narrators, and see how each path reaches the compiler. FEATURES - Explore interactive chains of transmission - Browse Sahih al-Bukhari by books, chapters, and hadiths - Read hadith texts and view available isnad information - Discover narrator profiles and their place in the transmission network - Study the Beautiful Names of Allah with meanings, reflections, and cited evidence - Switch between English, Russian, and Arabic - Use the core library without an account, advertising, analytics, or tracking Isnad is designed as an educational reference. Information about sources and methodology is available inside the app. If you notice an error in a hadith text, narrator name, chain of transmission, or translation, you can contact us directly from Settings. The application does not replace qualified scholarly guidance.

Pray is a siddur. Today's services, Tehillim, and the Chumash - in the STAM face, on the phone. The calendar chooses the text: weekday or Shabbat, Israel or the diaspora, selichot, hoshanot, the Omer. Ashkenaz, Sefard, Edot HaMizrach, and Ari. No account. Nothing leaves the phone except the place you already are, used only to compute zmanim.