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From inheritance to zakat, Noor Bayan turns the precise rules of the sharīʿah into clear, instant answers — free, private, and built on cited sources.

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Inheritance result Estate · $250,000
Wife 1/8 12.5%
Son 7/20 35%
Son 7/20 35%
Daughter 7/40 17.5%
The suite

Six tools, one trusted home

Flagship
Faraid — inheritance
Distribute an estate across heirs by the Qurʾānic shares — instantly and precisely.
Zakat calculator
Work out zakat due on cash, gold, silver and trade goods against the niṣāb.
Prayer times
Accurate daily prayer times for your location and calculation method.
Islamic will (waṣiyya)
Draft a sharīʿah-compliant will — debts, the one-third bequest, and the heirs’ shares.
Fidya & kaffāra
Work out fidya for missed fasts and the kaffāra for broken fasts or oaths.
Moon sighting
Forecast the new crescent’s visibility and when the Islamic month likely begins.
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Hijri date converter
Convert any date between the Hijri and Gregorian calendars in a tap.
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Qibla direction
Find the precise direction of the Qibla from anywhere on earth.
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Why Noor Bayan

Precision you can verify, calm you can feel

Transparent method
Every result shows the rule and the reason behind each share — never a black box.
Sources you can check
Grounded in the Qurʾān, the sunnah and the four Sunni schools, with references.
Private by design
Calculations run in your browser. Your data never leaves your device.
Always free
Supported by tasteful, non-intrusive ads so the tools stay free for everyone.
Calculated in your browser
Your figures are never sent to any server — every calculation runs on your device.
The only network request is fetching today’s gold/silver spot price; your personal inputs are never transmitted.
We flag where scholars differ instead of guessing
When a case has more than one recognised scholarly method (e.g. a grandfather competing with siblings), Noor Bayan tells you so and points you to a scholar — it never invents a single number.
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