The problem
Tibb-e-Nabawi carries centuries of healing guidance from the Sunnah and classical Islamic scholarship, much of it still locked in out-of-print Urdu and Arabic books, handwritten notes, and oral tradition. Families and wellness seekers struggle to find remedies that are searchable, source-cited, and placed in a modern scientific context — mainstream wellness apps don't carry Hadith and Quranic sourcing, and generic symptom checkers don't recognize prophetic-medicine taxonomy like cupping or hijama.
The product
Tibbi digitizes, structures, and delivers Tibb-e-Nabawi knowledge for everyday use: a curated condition-and-remedy database, browsable by body system, body part, or ingredient, with prophetic sourcing (Hadith references, source-book citations) alongside modern scientific notes — prophetic medicine first, science as contextual enrichment, not a replacement for professional care.
Available today
Live now at the deployed app, with corpus size stated precisely:
- 34 authenticated conditions across 10 body systems, with 29 catalogued natural ingredients — browsable by body system, body part, or ingredient, with full-text search and smart filters (prophetic, food-based, herbal, with Hadith, with Quran).
- Condition detail views covering method, dose, timing, duration, prophetic guidance, and scientific notes.
- Four UI languages (English, Arabic, Urdu, Roman Urdu).
- Tabib AI — a real-time bidirectional voice assistant (Gemini Live) plus a text-chat mode, answering in the user's language with a clear medical disclaimer on every session.
- A dedication and credits view honoring the source authors and family contributors behind the corpus.
Upcoming features
A separate consolidated content artifact already holds 53+ conditions across 13 systems, planned for migration into the live app. Also planned:
- Offline-capable PWA mode for reference browsing without a connection.
- Retrieval grounding for Tabib AI, so its answers cite the authenticated condition records directly rather than relying on a persona prompt alone.
- QR-code deep links and print-ready cards for mosque and community-program distribution.
- Security hardening — proxying the Gemini API through a server-side endpoint rather than a client-embedded key.
- Page-precise source citations from the OCR-digitized classical texts.
Who it's for
- Muslim families seeking authenticated home-remedy guidance.
- Wellness seekers wanting prophetic medicine placed in scientific context.
- Islamic healthcare communities and community health organizers distributing trusted reference material.
Platform and stage
React 19 + Vite client, deployed on Firebase Hosting (Google Cloud). Stage: Live — the reference browsing experience, multilingual UI, and AI companion are real and in production; content-completeness, offline access, and AI grounding are the near-term roadmap.