Our Sources

Transparency matters to us, especially when sharing Islamic content. Below are the sources we reference for the Quran text, translations, hadith, and audio recitations on YasinRumi.com.

Quran Text & Transliteration

  • Arabic Quran text and Rumi (Romanized) transliteration are prepared for ease of reading and pronunciation.
  • English translations referenced follow widely accepted renderings such as the Sahih International translation.

Hadith References

Hadith and narrations shared on this site are sourced from major, recognized collections, including:

  • Sahih al-Bukhari
  • Sahih Muslim
  • Sunan al-Tirmidhi
  • Sunan Abi Dawud

Where available, we reference collections via established hadith databases such as Sunnah.com. Where a narration’s chain of authenticity (isnad) is considered weak (da’if) or disputed by scholars, we note this alongside the narration rather than presenting it as confirmed.

Audio Recitation

The Surah Yasin audio recitation featured on this site is recited by Sheikh Mishari Rashid Al-Afasy, sourced via QuranicAudio.com. Full credit and ownership of this recitation belongs to the reciter and the original source platform.

Corrections

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