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الإصدار الأول من بلاغ: اصنع فيديوهات دعوية قصيرة بنصوص موثّقة من القرآن والصحيحين، بمراجعة مختص قبل النشر.
Create short, informative videos using documented texts from the Quran and the two Sahihs (Bukhari and Muslim), reviewed by a specialist.
Balagh is a tool for creators of da'wah content and Islamic scholars: You write your topic, choose your audience and platform, and Balagh suggests three ideas. It then writes the script using texts from the Holy Quran and the Sahihs of Bukhari and Muslim, transcribed verbatim from their original sources. It reviews the script and creates a short video ready for publication. What distinguishes Balagh: • Verified texts: Every verse and hadith is quoted verbatim from its source, with proper attribution. Anything not found in approved sources is displayed but not used. • Pre-publication review: Three automated reviews (scientific, audience, and meaning), followed by review and approval by an Islamic scholar. • Language tailored to each audience: Youth, teenagers, parents, new Muslims, or non-Muslims, in Arabic or English. • For each platform: TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, Facebook, Snapchat (vertical), YouTube, LinkedIn, and X (wide). • Video templates: Animated subtitles and geometric patterns, with previews before creation. • Source of inspiration: Add a link to a YouTube lecture or file, and Balagh will draw inspiration and examples from it. • A library for your videos, allowing you to rate and share them with a wider audience in another language. Balagh does not issue religious rulings (fatwas) and refers personal questions to qualified scholars. The explanations are generated by artificial intelligence and reviewed by a human before publication. All new accounts are reviewed by the administration before activation.
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