Verify any hadith's chain — and see the reasoning.
Hadith grading is one of the most consequential acts of Islamic scholarship. TheoAI computes a grading against the classical framework (ṣaḥīḥ, ḥasan, ḍaʿīf, mawḍūʿ) for 480,334 of the 617,912 cataloged records (≈77.7%) — and preserves the reasoning that produced the grade. The grading is auditable; the scholar can interrogate why a chain received its specific grade. Where a record is not yet graded, the platform says so rather than inferring one.
What the platform actually does.
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Classical grading framework: ṣaḥīḥ, ḥasan, ḍaʿīf, mawḍūʿ, with intermediate gradations preserved.
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Computed for 480,334 of the 617,912 cataloged hadith (≈77.7%); the remainder are cataloged and parsed but not yet graded.
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Grading reads against the narrator-level evidence: ʿadāla + ḍabṭ + chain continuity (ittiṣāl) + freedom from defects (ʿillā).
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Reasoning trace preserved per chain; the scholar sees what the system computed and why.
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Methodology is published and attested by scholars; the computation does not override scholarly judgement.