Product Updates

What changed in Nur. Short. Dated.

August 2026
Paper colours, day and night
Six light papers — Ivory, Sand, Mist, Rose, Pistachio, Sky — and one night lamp. The old dark palettes are gone. First paint is day, so Nur opens faster.
August 2026
Sharper type, every screen
English now loads a real bold cut. Phones keep the five tabs; tablets and laptops get Quran, Learn, Library, and Topics in the header. Same Nur on the website and the app.
August 2026
Usul al-Fiqh
Ten chapters on how a ruling is born: the five hukms, amr and nahy, amm and khass, the Sunnah, ijma, qiyas, and the extra keys of the four schools.
August 2026
Learn holds the courses
New Muslims and Salah of the four schools now live under Learn. The library door is the books of the four schools.
September 2026
The Life of the Prophet
Ibn Hisham’s door, locked with Bukhari and Muslim — from Hira to the Highest Companion.
September 2026
Tabeer Ruya
Dreams of three kinds, as the Prophet taught. Not a paperback dictionary.
August 2026
The Nine Books and reciters
الكتب التسعة on the shelf. Reciters play a whole surah and the page follows each ayah.
August 2026
Signs in the Horizons
A careful book on Quranic signs in creation — tafsir first, then what later science described.
August 2026
The History of al-Tabari
Tarikh al-Rusul wa al-Muluk on the shelf — his method, the messengers, the Seerah, and the fitnah, with the isnad in view.
August 2026
Books of the four schools
The mutun and mutamad works of Hanafi, Maliki, Shafii, and Hanbali — a path, not a fatwa.
August 2026
Explore by topic
A map of the Book — Allah, aqidah, worship, the last day, manners, family — verses and hadith under each door. Not a fatwa.

Last updated 5 September 2026.

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