Hey everyone! 😊 Transparency is super important here at Deentik. You trust us with questions about your faith and daily life, so you deserve to know exactly how we approach our content and where the insights come from. This page breaks it down simply – no secrets!
Last updated: December 17, 2025
Our Methodology
Every article starts with a real-life question or need – often things like purity rules, fasting in modern settings, or personal care from an Islamic view. I (Akhmad Syafiuddin) research each topic step by step:
- Start with primary sources: Always the Quran first, then authentic Hadith.
- Cross-reference: Check reliable collections and scholarly explanations.
- Consider context: Historical, linguistic, and practical modern application (especially for Muslims in places like the USA).
- Respect differences: Acknowledge varying opinions among the four major madhahib (schools of thought) where they exist.
- Keep it relatable: Explain in clear, everyday language without losing accuracy.
The goal? To make authentic Islamic guidance feel practical and approachable for your life today.
Primary Sources We Rely On
We stick to the most trusted foundations of Islamic knowledge:
- The Holy Quran: The ultimate source – direct words of Allah.
- Authentic Hadith: From collections like Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abu Dawood, Sunan at-Tirmidhi, Sunan an-Nasa'i, and Sunan Ibn Majah.
- Scholarly Works: Tafsirs (commentaries) and fiqh books from respected classical and contemporary scholars, including those aligned with the Shafi'i, Hanafi, Maliki, and Hanbali schools.
- Usul al-Fiqh Principles: To understand how rulings are derived fairly and wisely.
We prioritize strong, authentic evidence (sahih or hasan) and clearly note if something is based on weaker narrations or scholarly debate.
Examples in Action
In posts about topics like fasting, purity (taharah), or fitrah practices, you'll see direct references to relevant ayat and hadiths – explained in a way that connects to everyday scenarios, like living in a busy modern world.
We're Always Learning
Islamic knowledge is vast and beautiful. If new insights or corrections come up, we update content accordingly. Your feedback helps too!
Got Questions?
Curious about sources for a specific post? Want references or more details? Just ask – I'm happy to share:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +62 85339499110
- Email: syafiuddinter@gmail.com
Thanks for caring about where the knowledge comes from. It means we're all seeking truth together. Let's keep faith simple, authentic, and alive in our daily lives! 💕
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