About Shahada.org
Shahada.org exists to give anyone, anywhere, a clear and respectful way to learn and say the Shahada (the Islamic declaration of faith) in their own language—with optional audio to help with pronunciation.
Mission
We focus on one step: understanding what the Shahada means and being able to say it sincerely. We also point to practical next steps—such as ghusl (ritual bath) and salah (prayer)—without replacing a local imam, scholar, or community.
Who maintains this site
Shahada.org is an open-source, volunteer-driven project. Improvements, translations, and fixes come from contributors via GitHub. There is no company selling courses or collecting fees for conversion.
How we approach religious content
We aim for language that is widely accepted among Muslims for introducing the Shahada and basic post-Shahada orientation. Details of law and practice can vary by school of thought and region. For personal rulings or pastoral care, please consult a trusted local scholar or mosque.
Important disclaimers
- This site is not a substitute for in-person religious guidance or community support.
- We do not provide legal, medical, or immigration advice.
- Audio and transliterations are aids only; sincerity and intention matter more than perfect pronunciation.
Privacy and analytics
We use standard web analytics to understand aggregate traffic (for example, which languages are used most). We do not require accounts to use the core guides. For details, see your browser and network settings regarding third-party scripts loaded by the live site.
Help us improve
If you spot an error or want to help with translations or accessibility, see Contribute to this project.