How we choose sources

Many Islamic story books and apps pass off weak or invented narrations as fact. This is how Nurer Golpo works instead:

Sources on every story

Every story ends with its sources: surah and ayah numbers, the hadith collection, number and grading (and who graded it), or the named classical work.

Five labels

From the Quran — every event in the story is in the Quran.
Sahih hadith / Hasan hadith — rests on hadith of that grade.
From named histories — taken from named historical works; not every account in them has an equally sound chain, and the story says so where it matters.
Moral tale · fiction — written for the app, not a narration; it never puts words in the mouth of the Prophet ﷺ or a Companion.

What we never do

We do not use weak (da'if) or fabricated narrations as part of a story, present Isra'iliyyat as fact, add details the sources do not give (names, dialogue), depict prophets, Companions or angels, or copy text from other books, sites or apps.

Quran translations

Ayat are quoted unchanged from QuranEnc.com: Dr Abu Bakr Muhammad Zakaria in Bangla and Saheeh International in English.

Review

A qualified reviewer reads and approves every story before it is published; their name is shown at the end. Any change is reviewed again. Spotted a mistake? Tell us.