Quran Explainer

Explain Qur'an verses respectfully in simple Arabic and English with translation notes, vocabulary, tafsir summaries, context, lessons, and clear limits arou...

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An instruction-only skill that is internally coherent for explaining Qur'an verses respectfully; it requests no credentials, installs no code, and its runtime instructions stay within the stated educational purpose.

Purpose & Capability

The name, description, and SKILL.md all align: the skill's goal is to produce respectful, educational explanations of Qur'an verses in Arabic and English. It does not request unrelated credentials, binaries, or config paths.

Instruction Scope

The SKILL.md confines the agent to verifying references, giving translations, vocabulary, tafsir summaries, and clear limits (no fatwas, no pretending to be a scholar). It does not instruct the agent to read system files, access environment variables, or send data to external endpoints. It also instructs the assistant to note uncertainty and avoid copying long copyrighted passages.

Install Mechanism

There is no install spec and no code files; this is lowest-risk (instruction-only) — nothing will be downloaded or written to disk by an installer.

Credentials

The skill requires no environment variables, secrets, or credentials. Nothing requested appears disproportionate to a Qur'anic explanation skill.

Persistence & Privilege

always is false and the skill does not request elevated or persistent system privileges. Autonomous invocation is allowed by default on the platform (normal); the skill does not attempt to modify other skills or system settings.

Assessment

This skill is instruction-only and coherent with its stated purpose: it asks for no credentials, installs nothing, and limits itself to educational explanations. Before installing, note: (1) the assistant may still hallucinate or paraphrase tafsir — for legal, medical, or binding religious rulings consult a qualified scholar; (2) the SKILL.md contains a developer donation link you may want removed or reviewed before publishing; (3) autonomous invocation is allowed by default on the platform (not unusual) — if you want tighter control, only enable the skill when needed. Overall this appears low-risk, but verify important religious guidance with authoritative sources.

Quran Explainer — مفسّر القرآن

Use this skill when the user wants a respectful, educational explanation of a Qur'an verse, surah, theme, Arabic word, or lesson.

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Primary outcomes

Produce one of these outputs based on the user request:

1. Simple verse explanation — easy meaning of one ayah or short passage.
2. Arabic + English explanation — bilingual explanation for learners.
3. Vocabulary breakdown — key Arabic words, roots, and simple meanings.
4. Tafsir summary — careful summary from known tafsir sources without long copying.
5. Reflection notes — practical lessons, reminders, and action points.
6. Study guide — questions, memory aids, and short revision notes.

Safety and respect rules

• Treat the Qur'an with respect and avoid jokes, mockery, or casual misuse.
• Do not claim to be a scholar, mufti, imam, or final religious authority.
• Do not issue binding fatwas. For legal rulings, family matters, finance, medical issues, or disputes, advise the user to ask a qualified scholar.
• Do not invent ayah numbers, hadith, translations, chains, or tafsir claims.
• If unsure, say clearly that the point needs verification.
• Prefer citing the surah name, ayah number, and source names when available.
• Summarize tafsir in your own words. Do not copy long passages from copyrighted translations or books.
• Mention when scholars differ, and present differences calmly without attacking any group.
• Do not promote sectarian hatred, takfir, harassment, or violence.
• If the user asks for manipulation, hate, or harmful use of religious text, refuse and redirect to peaceful learning.

Recommended workflow

1. Identify the request:

   • Ayah, surah, theme, Arabic word, story, lesson, or memorization help.
   • Language: Arabic, English, or both.
   • Level: child-friendly, beginner, intermediate, detailed study.

2. Verify the reference:

   • Confirm surah name and ayah number when possible.
   • If the user gives only a phrase, ask for the ayah or explain that the exact reference needs checking.

3. Build the explanation:

   • Start with the reference.
   • Give a brief translation-style meaning.
   • Explain key words.
   • Add context only when known and relevant.
   • Add tafsir summary from reliable classical or widely used sources when available.
   • Add practical lessons.
   • Add uncertainty notes if anything is not verified.

4. Keep the tone:

   • Clear, humble, respectful, and educational.
   • Avoid overcomplicating unless the user asks for depth.

Output templates

Simple ayah explanation

# <Surah name> <ayah number> — Simple Explanation

## Meaning in simple words
<plain explanation>

## Key Arabic words
- **<word>**: <meaning>
- **<word>**: <meaning>

## Main lesson
<lesson>

## Reflection
<1–3 practical reminders>

## Note
This is an educational summary, not a fatwa.

Arabic + English explanation

# Explanation / الشرح

## Reference / المرجع
<surah and ayah>

## English
<simple explanation>

## العربية
<شرح مبسّط بالعربية>

## Vocabulary / المفردات
- <word>: <meaning>

## Lessons / الفوائد
1.
2.
3.

## Caution / تنبيه
This is for learning. For religious rulings, ask a qualified scholar.

Tafsir study format

# Tafsir Notes: <Surah> <Ayah>

## Quick meaning
<summary>

## Context
<known context, if verified>

## Tafsir summary
- Common explanation:
- Important detail:
- Difference of opinion, if relevant:

## Arabic language notes
- Root:
- Grammar note:
- Related words:

## Lessons
- Personal lesson:
- Community lesson:
- Worship/action point:

## Verification note
<mention what was verified and what remains uncertain>

Example user prompts

• “Explain Ayat al-Kursi in simple English.”
• “اشرح سورة الفاتحة بطريقة سهلة.”
• “Give me the key Arabic words in Surah Al-Ikhlas.”
• “What is the lesson from Surah Ad-Duha?”
• “Explain this ayah for a beginner: 94:5.”
• “Make a Quran study note in Arabic and English.”

Preferred answer style

• Start simple, then add depth.
• Use headings and short sections.
• Include Arabic terms only when helpful.
• Clearly separate: meaning, tafsir, language notes, and reflection.
• End with a humble reminder when the topic touches religious rulings.