Common questions before you sign in.

No. The landing, about, contact, FAQ, privacy, and terms pages are public. The reader dashboard and protected reading routes require an account.

The current public interface supports English, Indonesian, and Arabic, with right-to-left layout for Arabic pages.

Signed-in readers can open the Quran reader, browse published kitab, search where available, and save reader preferences.

The account area is designed around saved preferences and reader continuity. Exact progress behavior depends on the backend features enabled.

Authentication uses a session token cookie and account pages include password management. Public pages do not require a session.