I hold privacy and anonymity in high regard, believing that the focus should always remain on the truth rather than the individual. The knowledge I share does not depend on my identity, but on the truth I strive to present and uphold. My work is grounded in what I have learned as a student of faith under esteemed teachers of Ahlus-Sunnah.
I maintain my anonymity so that the message takes precedence over the messenger. In an age where personalities often overshadow the message, I seek to return the focus to the timeless truths of our faith. I am sincerely grateful to my fellow Muslims who have shared this site across various platforms. May Allah bless you all.
This principle means the message matters more than the messenger, and it applies to how we approach knowledge in Islam. Too often, people accept falsehood because they admire the one who speaks it, or they reject truth simply because they dislike the one delivering it. Anonymity does not diminish the value of what is being shared; rather, it underscores the objectivity that should unite us all, rooted in the Qur'an and the Sunnah.
These sources must always be understood according to the understanding of the Companions of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and those who followed them in righteousness. If any statement contradicts these foundational sources of Shari'ah, regardless of the speaker's fame or credentials, it should be dismissed. At the same time, sincerity requires us to accept the truth when it is presented, especially since objectivity lies in the scholarly references themselves.