Islamic tech
Browsers and apps for Muslim families and communities
Muslim families want a browser that protects what they and their children see, respects their values and still feels fast and private. We built Asil and then Kahf, a Chromium-based browser that blurs inappropriate images with AI and filters the web and YouTube, and Kahf’s team has hired us for a long-term engagement. Kahf reports more than 280,000 active installations.
Engineering problems
What products for Muslim families need
Filtering that cannot be switched off by accident
Filtering built into the browser, not an extension a child can disable, covering search, video sites such as YouTube, and categories such as adult content and gambling, with settings that match your values.
AI image blurring on the device
Images are classified as they load and blurred in place, so the rest of the page stays usable. Models run on the device where possible, which keeps browsing private and fast.
Faith features used every day
Prayer times with the calculation method and Asr setting each user’s community follows, Qibla direction, the Hijri date and adhan reminders, calculated on the device so the user’s location does not leave it.
Arabic, Urdu and other languages
Right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Urdu, clear rendering of Quranic Arabic, and localized interfaces in languages such as Bahasa Indonesia, Malay and Turkish.
How we help
Services that apply
Proof
Asil and Kahf: one product, two generations
Asil was the first version of the browser. The work continued under the Kahf name.
Family-safe and content filtering
Kahf Browser
A Chromium browser for Muslim families that blurs explicit images with AI as pages load. Kahf reports more than 280,000 active installations.
- AI filtering
- Content blurring
- Privacy
Family-safe and content filtering
Asil Browser
The first version of what became Kahf Browser: a family-safe browser built on Brave and Chromium, released under the Asil name.
- Brave
- Family-safe
- Chromium
From Kahf
“These guys are amazing. They are God Tier Fast and Efficient. I have worked with many developers, but these guys are the best. We have hired them for long-term engagement now.”
FAQ
Common questions
Yes. We built Asil Browser and then Kahf Browser, a Chromium-based browser for Muslim families. Both have case studies in our projects section.
Where the design allows, yes. On-device models keep browsing private and work offline, while cloud models can be more accurate for some content. We choose with you based on privacy, speed and cost.
Yes. Categories, blocklists, allowlists and strictness levels are configurable, so the browser follows the guidance your scholars or community advisers set.
Yes, on the new-tab page, in a side panel or as an extension. Prayer times support the common calculation methods, such as Muslim World League, ISNA and Umm al-Qura, and both Asr settings.
Next step
Discuss your Islamic tech project
Book a call or send a short brief. You will hear from engineers who have shipped this kind of software, with a clear view of the approach, the risks and what drives the effort.