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Islamic Theology · Powered by TheoAI™

Doctoral-level scholarly reasoning, for everyone who studies the texts.

You serve a mosque, a seminary, an Islamic financial institution, or the gathered community. TheoAI™ deploys today. Here is what changes:

Every question is answered with primary-source citations. Every hadith carries its grade and its isnad. Every comparative-madhab question can be reasoned through all four schools in one pass. The scholar is not replaced — the scholar gets back the time the library used to take.

Theo is available today; Majlis and Mizan are on the waitlist. Built on the largest documented isnad-bearing corpus in deployment.

01The corpus underneath the capabilities

TheoAI runs over the Islamic Primary Source Corpus (IPSC) — 617,912 hadith with full isnad parsing, narrator grading, and authenticity classification across all major collections; the Qur’an with classical and contemporary tafsīr; and a curated body of classical fiqh and contemporary fatwa. The corpus is documented and queryable; the architectural capability sits on top of a primary-source foundation, not on top of probabilistic recall.

617,912

Hadith with isnad

26,923

Narrators indexed

4

Sunni madhabs reasoned natively

02Three editions, three audiences

Same corpus. Same reasoning architecture. Different surfaces for different uses.

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Theo

Individual Muslim · Family · Mosque congregant

Theo — Personal Islamic Q&A

  • Everyday Islamic questions answered with primary-source citations: Qur’an, hadith with grade, classical scholarly opinion, and contemporary fatwa.
  • Madhab-aware reasoning across the four Sunni schools (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi‘i, Hanbali) — the answer carries which madhab’s reasoning produced it.
  • Interface in English, Arabic, Urdu, Indonesian or Malay, with primary evidence always shown in the original Arabic and the translation alongside.
  • The most-used TheoAI surface today — live at chat.theogrid.ai, where the current worldwide user count is published.
Roadmap
Majlis

Imam · Seminary dean · Islamic-studies faculty

Majlis — Community Scholarly Research

  • On the waitlist at theogrid.ai/majlis. Nothing in Majlis is available to buy today.
Roadmap
Mizan

Islamic-finance board · Sharia-board chair · Islamic-fintech CTO

Mizan — Islamic Financial Governance

  • On the waitlist at theogrid.ai/mizan. theogrid.ai deliberately publishes no capability list for a product that cannot be used yet, and neither do we.
03Who in your community gets this

The capability changes shape with the seat at the majlis.

  • Imam / Khatib

    Khutbah research and congregant Q&A move from late-night library work to a structured workspace with citations attached. The capability that used to live with the most-resourced scholars in the most-resourced mosques becomes available in the smallest masjid.

  • Seminary Dean / Mufti

    Doctoral-level scholarly reasoning at institutional scale. The seminary library expands to 617,912 hadith with full isnad transparency. Comparative-madhab work that took weeks compresses into hours, without losing the scholarly structure.

  • Islamic-Finance Board

    A reasoning trail behind every sharia-board decision that survives external audit. The conversation with the regulator changes shape because the documentation is structured, citable, and architecturally defensible — not merely a board minute.

  • Mosque Director / Community Lead

    Community access to scholarly reasoning that doesn’t require travelling to Doha, Riyadh, or Cairo to consult a senior scholar. The capability is in the building. The senior scholar remains the senior scholar — Theo just stops being the bottleneck.

04Scholarly posture

The scholar is the final authority. Theo, Majlis, and Mizan reason; the imam, the mufti, and the sharia-board chair decide. Reasoning artifacts are scholarly working papers — citable, structured, reviewable. The architectural posture is the same as the rest of MindHYVE: bounded agency.

Madhab fidelity by design. The system does not collapse the four Sunni schools into a single composite answer. When the schools disagree, that disagreement is preserved and surfaced. The scholar decides which madhab’s reasoning the institution operates under, not the model.

Public-source-grounded. For an extended treatment of why the architectural capability of advanced reasoning eliminates the computational barrier to first-principles Islamic scholarship, see The Gate Was Never Locked.

05The architecture beneath

Every capability above is delivered by Theo, the Digital Employee for Islamic theology, running on Eve-Theology F5/reasoner — the compound reasoning model trained on the Eve-Genesis Islamic Edition synthetic reasoning corpus, with the IPSC as the underlying primary-source library.

If your sharia-board CTO or institutional reviewer wants the architectural argument: the Compound Reasoning capability page explains why this is auditable from a regulatory standpoint and reviewable from a scholarly standpoint.

The full stack

One islamic theology capability, three layers you can inspect.

The Digital Employee you deploy, the compound model that reasons, and the synthetic corpus it was trained on — each its own page, all one stack.

Digital EmployeeTheoThe theologianCompound modelEve-TheologyEve-Fusion™ F5/reasonerTraining corpusUsul EditionEve-Genesis™
06Pilot path

Single mosque, single seminary, single sharia board. That’s the pilot.

Pilot deployments are scoped to your institution and your senior scholar’s supervision. The system carries the corpus and the reasoning capability; the scholar carries the authority. The institution adopts at the speed of its own scholarly review process.

Book a 30-minute scholarly conversationTheoAI™ at theogrid.ai