Ask Noor — Islamic AI
designed for Muslim kids.
Ask Noor is an Islamic chatbot for kids that uses age-aware prompts for basic questions. Parents can review conversation history, and important guidance should be verified because AI answers can be wrong.
How Ask Noor is configured — and where parent review still matters
Rooted
Configured to discuss basic Islamic topics and cite sources when relevant. AI can make mistakes, so important answers should be verified.
Accessible
Prompts request plain language and examples matched to the child's age band. Generated wording can still vary from one answer to another.
Guardrailed
Parents can review conversation history, while each plan applies published message allowances. Ask Noor is not a substitute for a qualified teacher or scholar.
Questions families may ask Noor
Illustrative examples, not live conversations or guaranteed outputs. Important answers still need source and adult review.
Salah is an act of worship and remembrance of Allah. A parent or teacher can help explain how the five daily prayers are established.
That is not something an AI can know. You can share the question with your parent, make du'a for your grandmother, and ask a trusted teacher for careful guidance.
This is a Fiqh question with scholarly differences and details. Ask your parent and a qualified scholar who can explain the view your family follows rather than relying on one short AI answer.
Islam teaches kindness and fairness toward people who are peaceful with Muslims. A parent can help you think through friendship, values, and any difficult situation.
The Qur'an discusses modest dress. Hijab questions deserve a careful conversation with your parent and a trusted teacher who can explain worship, responsibility, and your situation.
Wudu is required for Salah in ordinary circumstances. If you are unsure what happened or have a special circumstance, tell your parent or teacher so they can help you apply the ruling correctly.
What Ask Noor includes — and what it does not promise
Ask Noor supports family learning; it does not replace a scholar, teacher, or parent review.
Age-aware prompts
Vocabulary and examples use the age band selected by the parent.
Parent-visible history
Parents can review their child's Ask Noor conversations in the family dashboard.
Clear limits
Free and paid plans have published message allowances on the pricing page.
AI disclosure
Answers can contain errors and should not be treated as religious rulings.
Conversation history in your parent dashboard.
Parents can review saved Ask Noor questions and answers. The current product does not claim that every sensitive message is intercepted before a child sees it, so parent supervision still matters.
Explore Ask Noor within a parent-managed family account.
The Free plan includes 10 Ask Noor messages per child per rolling week. No card required.