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Tarteel – AI-powered Quran companion
- permalac 3y ago[flagged]
- mrwnmonm 3y agoWhy this is relevant?
- uxx 3y agoImpressive, it was only about time!
- zakki 3y agoI can’t find their privacy policy for the users
- elashri 3y agoit's in the website footer and the link is provided in app store description [1] [1] https://www.tarteel.ai/privacy https://www.tarteel.ai/privacy
- jacooper 3y ago> We collect “Non- Personal Information” and “Personal Information.” Non- Personal Information includes information that cannot be used to personally identify you, such as anonymous usage data, general demographic information we may collect, referring/exit pages and URLs, platform types, preferences you submit and preferences that are generated based on the data you submit and number of clicks. Personal Information includes the voice recordings which you submit to us through the use of the Site, demographic information that you provide, IP addresses, as well as your email when you elect to join the mailing list or create an account. That's a no for me dawg.
- mrwnmonm 3y agoBut which shikh did this AI get it's igaza from? :)
- abdellah123 3y agoGreat job. This is a very interesting topic to explore. Does the app use a custom built model for Arabic or does it use Whisper or another general purpose model?
- nraf 3y agoI’m not involved in the project, I’ve just been using it recently and was surprised to see it hadn’t been posted on HN. It uses Whisper from what I can tell, they’ve released a few models on huggingface: https://huggingface.co/tarteel-ai https://huggingface.co/tarteel-ai
- tifa2up 3y agoIt uses Nvidia's Riva and NeMo: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/on-demand/session/gtcfall21-a31097/ https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/on-demand/session/gtcfall21-a31...
- exmos 3y ago[flagged]
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- 2Gkashmiri 3y agoNice. How about this. This is essentially a shazam for the Quran. Right? So how about this. You are watching TV, you hear someone recite a verse and you use tarteel to find out the verse and find where in the Quran it's at. (Right now it can do that) so along with mistakes, it should give tafsir and insight into the verse, like when it came to be or any story surrounding the verse, any other connecting verse to the current one hyperlinking them. You can have stuff like supplementary hadith that are on the topic of the verse and how there are various sahih and da'if hadith that all claim to say something but how they link back to the verse. Sounds too much for a single app but why not give it a try?
- l-albertovich 3y agoI'm not into the topic of religious text memorization but I do think the tech is pretty neat and could be really helpful in other areas. I hope they explore those alternative applications.
- saargrin 3y agoi just wonder what is Islam's opinion on AI
- nurettin 3y ago[flagged]
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- yazinsai 3y agoWhat a bewildering statement. Have you actually read the Quran?
- hexomancer 3y agoYes, I was forced to read Quran as a child in school in Iran.
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- nurettin 3y agoLiterally no reader says this, because they know how much explanation is needed for the verses to make sense today. There are entire industries providing tafsir. Please do read it yourself before questioning others with your kneejerk reactions.
- electronicelyas 3y agoI'm guessing you think this because as you've stated elsewhere you were taught in Iran, where they often opt for 'tafsir batiniyya' (esoteric interpretation) as opposed to just taking the texts at their dhahir (apparent) meaning. You might find the works of someone like Ibn Hazm refreshing, since he talks about this sort of thing alot. The practice of people divorcing texts from their linguistic meaning isn't something unique to the Qur'an, by that logic anything can mean anything and it's very useful for certain people, but since you're obviously able to understand what I'm saying there has to be some underlying structure.
- brap 3y ago[flagged]
- aorth 3y agoNot defending Muhammad or Islam, but there is at least some recent opinion in academia that the entire story was fabricated for political reasons. An interesting read! https://newlinesmag.com/essays/oxford-study-sheds-light-on-muhammads-underage-wife-aisha/ https://newlinesmag.com/essays/oxford-study-sheds-light-on-m...
- formvoltron 3y agoPretty sure that there are also recent studies questioning if the guy ever existed.
- electronicelyas 3y ago[flagged]
- LittleShaman 3y agoNo, people don't reject child marriages just because they don't like it, it is medically known to be harmful and children can't consent. Further, moral relativism is a dangerous and absurd position to hold. It might be convenient in excusing something you hold that's controversial but it also means a group of people can use it to defend any position at all they have. Any familiarity with what we humans have done and do should tell you this won't be about excusing disagreements over irrelevant things like ice-cream flavors.
- electronicelyas 3y ago[flagged]
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- erenyeager 3y agoThis app is great for easily jumping to a section by reciting a part of a verse. The mistake detection is also decent. Would be interesting to see if tajweed training and mistake detection could be integrated.
- ramoq 3y agogreat product built by a great team. I personally haven’t used it, but many of my friends do and praise it. Congrats to the Tarteel team. Allahumma Baarik