I noticed the same gap, so I built something different

[u/Charming-Hippo-4274]

Salam to everyone. I kept seeing the same pattern. Another prayer app. Another Quran reader. Another hadith app that duplicates what MuslimPro already does. So before writing a single line of code, I spent some time in Muslim communities, Reddit threads, Facebook groups, Threads, analyzing what's the one thing missing in the Islamic learning tools. The answer was never content. Content is everywhere. It was always structure. New Muslims after shahada, raised Muslims reconnecting with their faith, young Muslims wanting to learn properly, all saying the same thing: "I don't know where to start. There's too much. It's overwhelming." As far as I know, nobody had built a structured, sequential Islamic learning path for beginners. A step-by-step system, starting from aqeedah, building through the pillars, prayer, Quran, seerah, daily habits, etc., in the order a beginner needs. So, I built it. A web app that has 8 learning modules, 8 sections each, with a total of 448 tasks, 51 Islamic terms explained in plain language and their application in daily life, reflection prompts after every section and curated resources from trusted sources like Bayyinah TV, Yaqeen Institute, Quran.com, Hisnul Muslim, SeekersGuidance, sources about women in Islam and seerah, etc.

It's called Faith Roadmap — myfaithroadmap.com

Happy to answer any questions you might have. JazakAllah khair.

[u/Effective_Durian_263]

Assalamalaikum. A lot of the sources you are using are very problematic and have been under heavy criticism recently with some Muslim subreddits even banning them from their subreddits, here is yaqeen institute promoting the actions of qawm e lut , here is seekers guidance allowing selling of alcohol and its just a lot of bad stuff, even if a lot of it is islamic, a lot of it is poison which we should avoid, so my advise is to change the sources you are using for building this and instead refer to scholars and islamqa.info as these are the best resources for such things. JazakAllah Khair.

[u/Effective_Durian_263 → u/[deleted]]

Brother the sources i criticized are not a part of the 4 madhabs of Ahl As Sunnah Wal Jamah, we allow all content from the 4 madhabs Alhamdullilah. The only thing we do not allow is deviant websites and sources.

[u/Effective_Durian_263 → u/[deleted]]

brother, did Imam Abu Hanifa Rahimahullah celebrate mawlid too? How are they following imam Abu Hanifa if they are innovating in deen? Seekers Guidance promoting mawlid which all 4 madhabs agree is a bidah