Masjids, madrassahs, institutes and publishers run on teaching, publishing and serving people. We build the software that carries that work: learning platforms, content systems, AI tools and websites.
AI that handles routine work from information you approve, and hands anything religious to your scholars.
Answering routine questions on WhatsApp or your website: timings, admissions, fees
Turning recorded lectures into searchable text and draft summaries
Translation drafts between Arabic, Urdu, English and German, for review
Admissions forms that create student records and send welcome messages
Donation receipts and monthly reports, done automatically
Searching your own books and archive in plain language
Institute assistantonline
When does the weekend hifz class start?
Saturdays at 10:00, starting 7 November. You can enrol with the form on our website.
Can I ask a question about zakat?
I’ve passed your question to our scholars. They’ll reply to you by email.
Answers come only from information you approve
04 · Websites
A website your community can rely on
Prayer and Jumu’ah times, classes, events, appeals and contact, on a site your committee can update.
Prayer and Jumu’ah times
Talks, classes and events
Donation and appeal pages
Enrolment and contact forms
Arabic, Urdu and English pages
Posters and thumbnails to match
Our promise
Handled with care
Quran verses, hadith and Arabic text set carefully, with proper typefaces
Nothing religious published in your name without your scholars’ approval
AI never gives rulings; it routes those questions to people
Your data stays yours, and everything is handed over at the end
A written quote before any work starts
Common questions
Will the AI give religious rulings?
No. AI tools we build answer routine questions (timings, admissions, fees, where to find a lecture) from information you approve. Questions about the religion are passed to your scholars, and nothing is published in your name without their approval.
We publish a lot of content. Can we manage it in one place?
Yes. A CMS lets your team prepare articles, questions and answers, lectures and books once, have them reviewed, then publish them to your website in Arabic, Urdu or English. Markaz Ibn Masood publishes this way.
Can the LMS handle hifz and class progress?
Yes. We build around how you teach: classes, teachers, students, attendance, lesson or juz progress, tests and certificates, with views for staff, students and parents.
How much does it cost?
Every system is quoted after a short call, because a website for one masjid and a learning platform for an institute are very different jobs. You get the full price before any work starts. If you already have a website, website care starts at £50 a month.
Who checks the Islamic content?
You do. We set Quran verses, hadith and Arabic text carefully, with proper typefaces and right-to-left layouts, but your scholars approve everything that carries your name.
Let’s build something that serves people.
Tell us about your organisation and what takes the most time today. We’ll reply with ideas and a clear quote.