Converse with greater awareness
Understanding the question and its context before drafting the reply.
Learn
Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence
in da'wah
A learning path that shows how to use AI tools in research, dialogue, organising information and content creation, with emphasis on verifying sources and human review.
7 modules Applied examples Practical cases Arabic + English
Learn, then apply
Learn → Apply → Review
Better use of sources
Organising and reviewing the material you rely on.
Understanding the audience
Accounting for background, culture and context.
Clearer requests and content
From prompt engineering to turning an idea into a suitable format.
Path modules
How to use artificial intelligence tools to understand the question, build the reply, draw on sources, and handle the context of the conversation.
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Start here
Dialogue with non-Muslims
Learning how to use AI tools to understand the question, organise the points of the dialogue and review the clarity of the answer.
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Training module
Recurring questions and objections
Practice in analysing the question, identifying its elements and finding suitable sources before preparing the answer.
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03
Training module
Texts and sources
Using AI tools to help with research, organisation and comparison, while going back to the original sources and verifying them.
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04
Training module
Teaching new Muslims
Using the tools to help prepare simplified, graded teaching material, with reference to suitable educational and scholarly sources.
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05
Training module
Understanding the audience and cultural context
Studying the other party's general context before the dialogue, while avoiding generalisations and stereotypes about peoples and cultures.
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06
Training module
Creating da'wah content
Planning content, organising ideas and preparing first drafts in different formats before review and publication.
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Training module
Writing prompts for AI tools
Learning how to define the goal, the audience, the context, the sources and the required form of the result when using the tools.
Try the prompt toolHow the learning works
Every module brings together explanation, practice, review and application — this is the journey inside each module once you begin.
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Meet the idea
A short explanation of the concept and the context in which it is used.
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See an example
An applied case that shows how it is used.
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Try it yourself
A short task to apply the idea.
Your task Draft your reply, then review a suggested model -
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Review a model or a note
Compare your attempt with a model or guidance that helps you review.
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Carry out an applied task
Use what you have learned in a broader situation.
Examples and cases
Situations and issues that may arise, helping you tie the idea to a practical setting rather than theory alone. These are cases you read and learn from, unlike practical scenarios where you write your own response and receive points to review.
Someone asks how artificial intelligence affects a religious matter
An analysis of how the conversation is opened, how the ideas are ordered, and how it moves from general worry to specific points that can be discussed.
Related module: conversation with non-MuslimsA new Muslim needs trustworthy sources to learn from
How a gradual learning path is built from trustworthy sources for someone at the start of their journey.
Related module: teaching new MuslimsA recurring question that needs clear, concise wording
A suggested path for the reply: present the source, then compare the narrations, then a brief and clear conclusion.
Related module: Texts and sources
A practical guide before you begin the conversation
A practical guide to online dialogue
The guide covers a set of steps that help you prepare for dialogue, including:
From learning to application
Once you know the idea, you can move straight to the training tied to it.
A note on using artificial intelligence
AI tools may produce inaccurate information, incorrect sources or incomplete conclusions. Use them to help with research, organisation and wording, and do not rely on them alone in religious matters or information that needs specialist documentation.