Islamic Tech
Browsers built for Muslim communities
Community browsers are defined by what they filter and how well they do it. We have built Chromium-based browsers for Muslim families, with content filtering and AI-assisted blurring built into the browser itself, and we maintain them as Chromium evolves.
Engineering problems
What Islamic Tech teams need from browser and desktop engineering
Filtering built into the engine
Content filtering that works across sites, including video platforms, rather than depending on an extension a user can disable.
AI-assisted content blurring
Classification and blurring of inappropriate images in the browser, tuned for accuracy and performance.
Family-safe defaults
Search, network and privacy defaults set to match the values of the community the product serves.
Keeping the browser current
A dedicated browser must track Chromium security releases, or it puts families at risk.
How we help
Engineering services that apply
Proof
Islamic Tech browsers we have shipped
Real production products from our case studies.
Community & Content Filtering
Kahf Browser
A Chromium-based browser for Muslim families, with AI that blurs inappropriate images and filters YouTube and the web.
- Chromium
- AI filtering
- Content blurring
Community & Content Filtering
Asil Browser
The predecessor to Kahf: an early browser built from scratch under the Asil name, before it became Kahf.
- Browser
- Brave
- From scratch
FAQ
Islamic Tech questions
Yes. The Kahf and Asil case studies below describe that work.
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Discuss Your Islamic Tech Project
Tell us what you are building. You will get a straight answer on approach, risk and cost from engineers who have shipped this kind of software.
