FAQ
Islam Social is an ethical social network based on the principles of Islamic finance, where user activity translates into internal platform points through a social mining system.
Social mining is the process of earning internal points for your time and involvement. You do not need any powerful hardware — all it takes is logging into the application and tapping the activity confirmation button (Swipe) to start mining.
At the initial stage (the Murid status), the base mining rate is 0.25 point per hour (or 6.0 points per day with full activity).
No. Registration and basic mining are completely free of charge. Paid features become available when upgrading to higher privilege levels.
The price of publishing a post is 1.0 point. This has been implemented to ensure convenience for good-faith users and maintain so-called "information hygiene" — to combat spam and meaningless content. When every word has a cost, people tend to publish only what is truly important and valuable.
Publishing a post costs 1.0 point. Half of that amount (0.5 point) is written off permanently — it is not credited to another user or to the platform. This is a posting fee: it makes bulk empty publications pointless and helps maintain information hygiene.
The other half (0.5 point) is returned to the platform reserve fund.
You may express appreciation and support the author of any post by sending a donation of 0.5 point. This mechanism serves as the primary source of income for content creators.
The Platform receives 10% (0.05 point) from each donation in order to direct these points toward technical maintenance and network development. The remaining amount (0.45 point) is instantly credited to the author.
Statuses (Salih / Muhsin / Khalif, etc.) represent levels of trust and influence. They offer access to an increased social multiplier, reduced fees, and unique visual profile distinctions.
Yes. You can accumulate points through mining and donations from other users, and then spend them to acquire a new status.
W-1, W-2, and W-3 users are experts and scholars whose competence has been confirmed and verified.
- W-1: Students of knowledge.
- W-2: Imams and teachers.
- W-3: Recognized scholars (Sheikhs) holding voting rights within the digital space of traditional Islamic consultations (Digital Shura).
This is done to protect your time. In order to message a person with a higher status, you will have to purchase communication time (time-slot). This guarantees the absence of "empty conversations" — people will contact you only regarding meaningful matters.
The "Traffic Light" system serves as an availability indicator:
- Red: messages are closed.
- Yellow: only paid requests are allowed.
- Green: open to everyone (including free messages).
You purchase not a number of messages, yet a specific amount of time (for example, 5, 15, or 60 minutes). During this period, uninterrupted communication is guaranteed.
Yes. The recipient sees the subject of your request and may either accept or decline it. In the event of rejection, your points are to be refunded to your balance.
The recipient has the option to accept the message free of charge by pressing "Accept for Free" (Sadaqah). In this case, their reply will be offered purely out of goodwill, while your points will not be deducted.
The social multiplier is a coefficient that determines the reach of your posts. The higher it is, the more users the algorithm will show your publication to in the feed.
No. Mining speed depends solely on your activity and status. The multiplier affects only the reach of your content.
The primary way to increase your multiplier level is by obtaining new VIP statuses or purchasing temporary reach "boosts" using points.
Absolutely. A Murid's post is initially shown to a small test audience. If users reveal active engagement (likes, donations), the algorithm will expand the reach gradually, making the post more popular.
Digital Shura is a council of W-3 level experts who make collective decisions regarding the platform development, ethical matters, and the management of charitable funds.
Islam Social uses Public Ledger principles, where all financial transactions remain transparent, while personal data is protected by modern encryption standards.