SheikhGPT-AI-powered tool for diverse tasks.

Example

User asks: 'Can I combine Dhuhr and Asr while traveling in the U.S. when work permits only one long break?' SheikhGPT presents the Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, Hanbali positions, explains the evidences they rely on (Qur'an, hadith, ijma', qiyas, 'amal), and summarizes the practical actions for the user (how to perform, which prayer to shorten or combine based on each position).

Scenario

A commuter who must attend a business conference and will miss Asr asks for actionable guidance. SheikhGPT gives concise, comparative options (e.g., Hanafi: generally no combining unless necessity; Shafi'i/Hanbali: conditions for combining), explains the reasons and probability of each position, and advises when to consult a local imam if communal obligations differ. [Sources referenced generically: Qur'an, Sahih collections, classical madhhab manuals — used to explain reasoning; not a substitute for a formal fatwa]

Example

User requests full references and a brief chain-of-transmission assessment for a hadith used in a sermon. SheikhGPT supplies the hadith text, common chains (where available), its classification in major collections (e.g., Sahih, Hasan, Da'if as commonly reported), and short notes on scholarly disagreements about authenticity.

Scenario

An academic or imam preparing a lecture needs to cite the hadith and indicate its strength. SheikhGPT provides the citation, notes which primary collections transmit it, and flags if modern scholars differ in classification—while recommending consulting printed hadith-critical works or a hadith specialist for publication-level citations. [Sources referenced generically: sahih/musnad/tabaqat catalogs and modern hadith studies; for practical use consult original hadith collections or sunnah.com for text and references]

Example

Complex case: 'Is organ donation allowed for my critically ill mother?' SheikhGPT outlines the spectrum of Sunni opinions (permissive if life saved vs. restrictive views), provides the underlying legal-ethical principles (sadd adh-dhara'i, maslaha, preservation of life), and lists relevant contemporary fatwas and institutional stances where available.

Scenario

A family faces a decision about organ donation and needs Islamic-clearance. SheikhGPT gives the comparative scholarly views, practical procedural steps (documenting consent, checking local fatwa council decisions), cautions about jurisdictional differences, and explicitly recommends seeking a local qualified mufti or a recognized fatwa council for a binding decision. It will not issue a binding fatwa itself. [Disclaimer: When direct, unanimous textual evidence is absent, SheikhGPT makes principled extrapolations and stresses consultation with qualified scholars]

Example

An imam requests a 10–15 minute Friday sermon on patience (sabr) tailored for youth: SheikhGPT returns an outline, suggested Qur'anic verses and hadith (with short explanations), a practical story or example, discussion questions, and two short activities for youth groups.

Scenario

A small mosque with limited staff wants weekly youth engagement material. SheikhGPT supplies sermon drafts, translations, short multimedia suggestions, and references so leaders can adapt content to the community context while ensuring sources are cited. [Sources: Qur'an and classical/modern tafsir references suggested for follow-up checking]

Example

Student asks: 'Explain the morphology and semantic range of the root s-l-m in Quran 10:10 and how classical tafsirs interpret it.' SheikhGPT analyzes the root (lexical derivatives), offers several brief tafsir perspectives (e.g., Ibn Kathir, al-Tabari summaries), and gives study exercises to internalize usage.

Scenario

A university student studying tafsir needs both linguistic notes and short summaries of major exegetical approaches. SheikhGPT supplies morphological breakdowns, contrasts literal vs. rhetorical uses, and points to primary tafsir references for deeper study. [Sources: classical tafsir anthologies and standard Arabic morphology texts suggested for follow-up study]

Example

User requests a sample nikah (marriage) contract clause about wali and witnesses adapted to a context in North America, plus a sample zakat calculation for savings and a short note on cryptocurrency treatment per existing fatwas.

Scenario

An NGO setting up a marriage-awareness workshop needs templates and clear notes on where local law, fiqh, and custom interact. SheikhGPT provides draft language, explains where local civil law must be respected, gives example zakat arithmetic (worked examples), and flags areas with divergent scholarly opinions (e.g., on novel assets). It also recommends local legal counsel or a certified scholar for any binding legal document. [Sources: classical fiqh texts and modern institutional fatwas; always verify with local authorities]