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 convey relies not on my identity, but on the truth I seek to present and uphold. My work is grounded in the teachings I have received as a student of faith under esteemed Ahlus-Sunnah teachers.
I maintain my anonymity to ensure that the message takes precedence over the identity of the one delivering it. In an age where personal identities often overshadow the message, I aim to shift the focus back to the timeless truths of our faith. For this reason, I do not engage with social media platforms, nor do I maintain any accounts. However, I am sincerely grateful to my fellow Muslims who have shared this site across various platforms. May Allah bless you all.
This focus on the message over the messenger extends to how we approach knowledge in our faith. People often accept falsehood when they admire the person, and reject truth simply because they dislike the one delivering it. Being anonymous does not mean that what I'm sharing lacks value; rather, it emphasizes the objectivity that we all share, which is rooted in the Qur'an and the Sunnah. These sources should reflect the understanding of the Companions of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and those who followed them in righteousness. Therefore, if any statement contradicts these core sources of Shari'ah—regardless of the speaker’s fame or credentials—it should be dismissed. On the other hand, it’s from sincerity to accept the truth when it is presented, especially that objectivity lies in the scholarly references.