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September 12, 2025Journal of digital Islamicate research.

Artificial Intelligence in Islamic Guidance: Assessing Chatbot Performance and Jurisprudential Adherence

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Chatbots show significant variability in performance, failing to meet Islamic legal reasoning standards.
Outcomes indicate issues like misattribution of key texts and oversimplification across 80 assessed questions.
Using Bloom’s Taxonomy, this analysis highlights the cognitive-level challenges faced by AI in Islamic guidance.
The findings emphasize the need for collaboration between AI developers and Islamic scholars to create reliable systems.

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This study evaluates chatbot performance on Islamic law questions, revealing significant adherence challenges and suggesting collaboration with scholars.

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Soleh Hasan Wahid (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d44b2231b076d99fa54293 https://doi.org/10.1163/27732363-20250003

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This study evaluates chatbot performance on Islamic law questions, revealing significant adherence challenges and suggesting collaboration with scholars.

Artificial Intelligence in Islamic Guidance: Assessing Chatbot Performance and Jurisprudential Adherence

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