Quran
Exact surah and ayah references are checked for validity. Translation wording can differ, so we focus on clear mainstream meanings and avoid unsupported interpretation.
Trust & Transparency
How We Review Islamic Content
Salam Games aims to make Islamic learning welcoming, accurate, and age-appropriate. This page explains our source hierarchy, review process, limits, and how families can report a concern.
Our promise
Trace claims carefully
We distinguish Quran, hadith, scholarly explanation, seerah, Arabic instruction, and original game framing instead of treating them as one source type.
Say when context matters
Nuanced fiqh questions are not reduced to personal fatwas. Parents should consult a qualified local scholar for rulings that depend on circumstances or school of law.
Design for children
We avoid sectarian debate, graphic details, depictions of sacred figures, and game mechanics that trivialize Quran, the Names of Allah, worship, or divine reward.
Correct openly
Content is reviewed continuously. If a narration is weak, disputed, or cannot be traced reliably, we remove it, qualify it, or rewrite the lesson as general guidance.
Source hierarchy
What each label means
Hadith
A collection name alone is not enough. Our target standard is collection, hadith number, wording, and grading. Weak or disputed reports are not presented as established Sunnah.
Duas & dhikr
Arabic text, transliteration, meaning, and context are checked. Hisn al-Muslim and traceable primary reports are preferred for daily supplications.
Fiqh & practice
Clear basics may be taught simply. Context-dependent classifications are marked for qualified review and explained without claiming to settle personal religious rulings.
Seerah & prophetic stories
Details are checked against the Quran and reliable seerah sources. Unsupported embellishments are removed, and prophets or companions are never visually depicted.
Original game framing
Fictional stories, scores, and rewards are clearly educational. They never claim divine acceptance, forgiveness, hasanat, barakah, or spiritual merit as a game result.
Our review workflow
- 1
Inventory
Automated scanning identifies Quran citations, hadith claims, duas, rulings, and prophetic stories across public pages and game data.
- 2
Source validation
References are checked against established digital editions. We currently use Al Quran Cloud for automated ayah validation and Sunnah.com for traceable hadith text, numbering, and displayed grading.
- 3
Human review queue
A valid citation does not automatically prove that every explanation is complete. Nuanced fiqh, disputed narrations, and detailed seerah claims remain queued until reviewed carefully.
- 4
Kid-safety check
We review tone, mechanics, imagery, and age suitability—not only factual wording.
- 5
Correction & re-test
Corrections are tested locally, deployed with a backup, and verified on the live site.
Important limits
- Salam Games is an educational resource, not a fatwa service or replacement for parents, teachers, or qualified scholars.
- English translations are explanations of meaning, not the Quran itself.
- Hadith numbering and grading can vary between editions and scholarly assessments; we record the edition or digital source used.
- We welcome corrections and will update content when stronger evidence becomes available.
Found something we should review?
Please send the page name, the wording you noticed, and—if possible—a source link or reference. The contact form is for parents, teachers, scholars, and other adults.
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