Built for fields where citations matter.
Cited the way the discipline already cites
For students and scholars working with Quran, Hadith, Tafsir and Fiqh. Cognoir parses these texts by their real structure — surah and ayah, hadith number and isnād, volume and page.
- Hadith keep their isnād, and citations carry the collection and the number the field uses.
- Quranic references resolve to surah and ayah rather than a page in a PDF.
- Classical works cite author, work, volume and page, with Hijri dating preserved as the source gives it.
- The Arabic Library adds 256 canonical works — the six books, Tafsir al-Tabari and al-Qurtubi, the fiqh of all four madhhabs — searchable next to your own documents. Beta, free on every plan.
The obligation is tied to intention before the act [2:185]
Quran · Hadith · Tafsir · Fiqh · religious texts · books
Islamic scholarship in depthEvery citation carries its jurisdiction
For lawyers, compliance teams and anyone who has to know not just what a source says but which authority said it, and whether another source disagrees.
- Case law cites to paragraph and court, so a passage can be checked against the reporter.
- Conflicting authorities come back side by side, with the point of disagreement named.
- Statutes, regulations, contracts and filings each parse by their own structure rather than as undifferentiated text.
Notice is effective on receipt, not dispatch [¶17, 2d Cir.]
Case law · statutes · regulations · contracts · filings
Legal and compliance in depthCited to the section and page, across the whole library
For researchers working across more papers than anyone can hold in their head, where the question is usually what the literature as a body says.
- Answers cite to section and page, so a claim can be traced to where it was made.
- DOI verification checks a bibliography against CrossRef and OpenAlex, flagging references that are fabricated or do not match.
- Quizzes, flashcards, study guides and long-form reports generate from the same sources, with the citations intact.
Mitochondrial density rose 14% in the trained cohort [§3.2, p.418]
Papers · medical literature · technical writing · books · news
Academic and research in depth