What's new in TalibNotes

May 2026

• Inline annotations on Qur'ān and Hadith

  Anchor reflections directly to a verse or a passage, with notes sitting above and below the text simultaneously. Drawer composer, cross-tab sync, undo on delete, and export interleave so notes can leave the app inside PDF, Markdown, JSON, or copy without losing their citation.

• Sharh (commentary), shipping progressively

  Imam al-Nawawī's commentary on Sahih Muslim, Ibn Ḥajar's Fath al-Bārī on Sahih al-Bukhārī, and Tirmidhī (ʿAbd al-Bāqī) are available now. More collections are being added gradually as the corpus is checked.

• A calmer scholarly look

  A Modern Scholarly Manuscript palette across the app, with Playfair Display for headings and Amiri for UI Arabic. The theme is aged leather, not bright product chrome.

April 2026

• Personal notebook workspace

  Multi-folder organisation, hand-drawn pages with lasso selection, multi-device sync, page navigation strip, per-notebook default page color, and PDF export. The hub at /notes unifies notebooks and reflections in one place.

• World-class search

  Arabic-tashkīl normalisation so a bare query matches stored text with diacritics. Surah and hadith reference aliases. Field-weighted ranking with multi-snippet highlighting. Keyboard navigation, jump results, and an honest empty state.

• Qur'ān word-level study

  Root Explorer, root-based search, related verses, similar ayahs, mutashābihāt, inline word-meaning + transliteration toggles, and browseable thematic topics.

• Mushaf view + per-verse audio

  Page navigation, word interactions, verse highlighting, and karaoke-style audio sync that follows the ayah being recited.

• Hadith reader

  Collection grid view, numbering toggle (Print / LK), chapter cycle strip with coverage clarity, Muqaddima rendering, ṭarīq-variants toggle, and an opt-in Kitab Arabic typeface.

• Bulk export hub

  A single home at /export for bookmarks and chapter-level hadith exports — PDF, Markdown, JSON, copy.

• Study tracking

  Inline completion checkboxes on Qur'ān and hadith readers, a Recent Sessions block on the home page, hadith memorised pills, and dars cycles for repeated reading.

• Qur'ān memorisation + revision

  Track memorised ayāt, log revisions, and surface what's overdue. A mushaf heatmap shows coverage at a glance.

• Mobile launch audit

  Safe-area viewport-fit, 44 px touch targets across the public chrome, scroll-locked overlays, and clean text wrapping at 320 px.

• Foundations for discovery

  Sitemap index, schema markup, language attributes, topic landing pages, and internal linking so the right ayāt and hadiths can be found from search engines.

Where to read more

The About page explains what TalibNotes is and where its texts come from. The Qur'ān and Hadith data pages cover sources, editions, licences, and methodology in full.

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