RawiLoom: Hadith Study

RawiLoom is a hadith reference and study space built around the human chain that carried each narration.

Browse 65,834 sourced narrations across twelve collections with Arabic text and available translations. Search wording offline, continue reading by collection, save narrations to folders, and keep private study notes on your device.

Explore reviewed transmission paths

Open a supported narration to see its ordered narrator path. Tap a narrator to inspect their corpus appearances, collections, immediate teachers, and immediate students. RawiLoom shows graph data only for collections that passed a documented manual extraction review. It withholds uncertain chains instead of presenting a guess as fact.

Compare parallel narrations

See related versions across collections. Arabic wording differences are highlighted, while every version retains its own source, number, attributed grade, translation, and transmission evidence.

Study together

Create a public or invite-code study circle. A host can open a narration so members follow the same reading position, keep a persistent threaded discussion, pin a reading plan, share progress, and receive circle updates.

Community safety is built in. Circle posts pass through server-side screening and rate limits. Every message has report and block actions, and circle owners can remove members. A dedicated Child Safety screen explains the standards and reporting path.

Respect for the source

RawiLoom preserves sourced hadith wording and attributed grades. It does not rewrite narrations, generate religious rulings, or calculate its own grades. Source and licence information is available inside the app.

The library, search, narrator graphs, comparisons, bookmarks, and notes work offline after the included corpus is prepared. A connection and Google sign-in are needed only for study circles.

Recent changes:
Initial release with a twelve-collection offline hadith library, reviewed narrator-chain graphs, cross-collection wording comparison, private bookmarks and notes, and moderated live study circles with threaded replies, reading plans, progress, reports, blocking, and owner controls.