Sources and licences
From organisations known for serving the Quran.
mutqin writes no text of its own. Every ayah, tafsir and translation it returns comes from the data of a known organisation, and every result names its source.
Projects used (3)
Three organisations, each with its role: the text in six riwayat, tafsir and Quranic studies, and translations of the meanings.

Six riwayat
King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran
- What we take from it
- The six riwayah texts from its Uthmani script data for developers, with pages and lines.
- Licence
- No published licence (see terms)
- Terms
- No licence text has been published for this data. The Complex’s font agreement allows free use, copying and distribution. The text is returned unchanged.
Tafsir and Quranic studies
Tafsir Center for Quranic Studies
Project: Tafsir Center for Quranic Studies (tafsir.net)
- What we take from it
- The tafsirs of al-Tabari, Ibn Kathir, al-Baghawi, al-Sa'di and al-Muyassar; al-Mukhtasar in Arabic, English and Bengali; i'rab, tajweed, asbab al-nuzool, word meanings, morphology and roots; qiraat differences word by word; surah information and statistics; and al-Mukhtasar's page benefits. Every result names the book and the Center, and the book’s author where it has one.
- Licence
- CC BY 4.0
- Terms
- Credit: “Tafsir Center for Quranic Studies (tafsir.net)”. The database is published on Hugging Face.
Translations
The Noble Quran Encyclopedia (QuranEnc)
Project: QuranEnc, the Noble Quran Encyclopedia
- What we take from it
- Translations of the meanings of the Quran in all their languages. Every result names the translation, its version and its link.
- Licence
- QuranEnc terms
- Terms
- Free to download and republish unchanged, crediting QuranEnc and the translation version, and always using the latest version.
How we keep the text exact
Letter for letter
mutqin returns the text from the publisher’s data as it is, with no edits and no rewording.
The source with every result
Every result names the book or translation, its version, and the publisher.
Named editions
Each text edition has its riwayah, its counting system and its source. Text editions
How the assistant then presents the text is up to the assistant, so check what it shows against the cited source.