The Charter for Responsible Islamic Public Engagement

What is your Islamic content doing to you?

A platform encouraging responsible Islamic public engagement and helping Muslims reflect on whether the content they consume is increasing knowledge, taqwa, character and closeness to Allah (swt).

We do not rank people. We help people reflect on influence.

This platform does not score, certify, approve or condemn any scholar, da‘i, educator or public figure. Being listed here is not an endorsement by the Charter or by those who have signed it. What we offer instead is a shared standard for public engagement, and a calm space for people to consider what their listening is doing to their heart.

01

Responsible Islamic Public Engagement

Beneficial Islamic influence should bring people closer to Allah (swt), deepen sound knowledge, refine character and positively transform the way we live and treat others.

02

Scholarly and Public Endorsement of the Charter

Individuals may personally endorse the Charter. Endorsement is a commitment they make about themselves, not a judgement of anyone else.

03

Community Reflection on Spiritual and Character Impact

Members of the public reflect on how content has affected their own knowledge, taqwa and character. Never a rating, score or ranking.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Read the Charter

    Fifteen principles for beneficial and responsible public engagement.

  2. Step 2

    Explore public figures

    Neutral listings with no counts, stars or leaderboards.

  3. Step 3

    Reflect on how their content affects you

    Answer quietly for yourself, anonymously.

  4. Step 4

    Recommend other figures for moderation

    Suggestions are reviewed before anything is published.