AI tools are racing to approach religious texts, and most of them summarize, paraphrase and blur quotation into inference — which, for a textual heritage, is a breach of trust however good the intention. Moheet takes the harder road: an entire architecture whose purpose is that not one letter of the text changes, that every quotation stays pinned to its place in the critical edition, and that the system states absence when it finds nothing.
Who is it for?
🎓 Researchers & academics
In Islamic studies and digital humanities — precise retrieval fit for direct scholarly citation, in whatever language they ask.📚 Seminaries & students
Fast access to the classical text with its editors’ footnotes, inside everyday study tools, with no intermediary that alters or abridges.🏛️ Institutions & libraries
A reference infrastructure to build upon: strict citation, an audited version ledger, and an open standard interface.Governing principles
- Source primacy — no text except from an identified critical edition, no quotation without its page.
- Neutral transmission — the corpus is a retrieval instrument, not a fatwa authority nor a pulpit; responsibility for content lies with its sources.
- Depth over volume — one book ingested impeccably outweighs a shelf with muddled citations.
- Open standard — the open MCP protocol, so no gatekeeper monopolizes access to the heritage.
That the text reach its seeker as it was written, in the seeker’s language, bound to its wellspring.