Methodology and trust
Darvesh is intended to be a transparent Islamic remembrance product, not a black-box authority. This page explains the standards behind the experience so users and search engines can evaluate it clearly.
Core principles
Source-aware guidance
Darvesh is designed to surface dhikr, supplications, and spiritually relevant material from curated Islamic source collections. The product should guide users back toward sources, not away from them.
Clear authority boundaries
Darvesh does not issue fatwas, legal rulings, diagnoses, or counseling. It is a companion for remembrance and reflection, not a substitute for qualified scholars or licensed professionals.
Citations over vague claims
Answers should point users to supporting references where available, so the experience remains inspectable rather than purely generative.
Editorial restraint
The product is built to avoid overstating certainty, inventing religious authority, or presenting spiritual content as a universal answer to every personal situation.
Visible trust signals
- Curated Islamic source material is stored and versioned in the application data layer.
- Public legal pages explain privacy, terms, and refunds.
- The landing page explicitly states what Darvesh does and does not do.
- Search engines are given crawl instructions through `robots.txt`, `sitemap.xml`, and structured data.
Contact and accountability
Questions about sources, corrections, or policy can be sent to support@darvesh.ai. Privacy-specific requests can be sent to privacy@darvesh.ai.