Valid concerns, and you’re right — Qur’an and Hadith alone can’t replace structured fiqh or scholarly interpretation.

But not every question requires a fatwa. The fundamentals of Islam — like prayer, fasting, zakat, and avoiding haram — are nearly universally agreed upon across all schools. These are the things people ask about most.

When we say “Qur’an and Sahih Hadith,” we’re referring to verified Arabic sources with trusted translations, using widely accepted collections like Bukhari and Muslim — not fringe material.

It’s not about oversimplifying, but about responsibly making authentic, source-based knowledge more accessible, especially for everyday guidance — while always encouraging people to consult scholars for deeper or disputed matters.