Sources & methodology

Kafela never types or paraphrases religious text. Every ayah, hadith and du'a is loaded by its reference (for example Qur'an 2:255 or Sahih al-Bukhari 1) from the sources below, so it can't be mistyped or altered. Before each release a script checks every reference used for daily content and events against those sources.

Arabic text (Uthmani script), translations, tafsir and verse timings from Quran.com.

• English: Saheeh International
• Bangla: Taisirul Qur'an (Tawheed Publication)
• Recitations: QuranicAudio / Quran.com reciters

Hadith are shown with their collection and standard number, and link to the same narration on Sunnah.com for checking.

Hadith of the Day is chosen only from Sahih al-Bukhari, where the Arabic of the English and Bangla editions was matched automatically before being added. Du'a of the Day is chosen only from du'as in the Qur'an.

Where a Bangla translation of a cited narration isn't available, the English translation is shown with a note.

Hijri dates use the Umm al-Qura calendar built into your browser. Local moon-sighting can differ by a day or two, so you can adjust the date in Settings.

Only days with clear evidence in the Qur'an or authentic hadith are described, and each one shows that evidence. Other dates (such as 27 Rajab) appear only as neutral date markers, with no claims about special acts of worship.

Calculated on your device with the open-source Adhan library. The default is the University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi method with Hanafi Asr; you can change both. Follow your local mosque if its times differ.

Books are listed with their author and publisher. Please read them from the publisher's original files.

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