Frequently asked questions

Short, clear answers to the questions readers ask most about IslamicWebs: what it is, what it publishes, how its tools work, and the limits of its educational content.

What is IslamicWebs?

IslamicWebs is an educational website offering practical tools and original, reliable articles in four languages: Arabic, English, German and French. The Arabic section focuses on Islamic matters such as supplications, remembrances, zakat, Hajj and the Quran, while the English section and its German and French mirrors cover money and law, including personal injury, insurance, mortgages, retirement and taxes.

Is the site free to use?

Yes, completely free. Every article, calculator and tool on IslamicWebs is available instantly, with no registration, no account and no payment, so you can reach the right information quickly and clearly.

Which calculators and tools are available?

The site offers practical calculators and tools that run directly in your browser, including a zakat calculator, an inheritance calculator, a Hijri date converter and a Qibla direction tool in the Arabic section, and a mortgage calculator and financial comparison tools in the other sections. Every tool explains its result and its limits honestly.

Are the calculator results exact? Do they replace a professional?

The calculators are educational: they build their result on stated rules and rates and on the inputs you provide, so the result is a reliable estimate for understanding and first planning. It does not replace a qualified professional in special cases such as disputes, official filings or major decisions.

Is the site content financial or legal advice?

No. Everything published on IslamicWebs is general educational content that explains concepts, options and steps. It is not financial, legal or medical advice tailored to your situation, and important decisions deserve a professional who can review your full details.

Does the site issue fatwas?

No, IslamicWebs does not issue fatwas at all. The Arabic articles are general educational content gathering supplications, remembrances and reliable information, while a fatwa on a specific case should be requested from a qualified scholar who can examine the details of the question.

Where do the English articles come from?

Many English articles are original companion pieces written about videos on the Problem Solved YouTube channel: we watch the video first, then write an article that explains and expands its topic, with the video watch link featured near the top of the article. The German and French sections mirror these articles.

Which YouTube channels are connected to the site?

Two channels are connected to the site: Al-Tariq Al-Sahih for the Arabic content, and Problem Solved for the English, German and French content. The matching channel link appears at the bottom of every article in its language.

How do I find an article on a specific topic?

Three fast ways: the search page for a direct keyword lookup, the categories on the homepage for exploring a full topic, and the archive, which lists every article by publication year, newest first.

How can I advertise or collaborate?

Advertising and collaboration details are on the advertising page, and a broader look at the site and its vision is on the about page. We build partnerships on the same clarity we build our content on: no exaggerated promises and no ads that block reading.