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Shuruhat Nizami Library — 1,800+ books, one place.

A focused digital Islamic library for scholars, Nizami students, and readers of Islamic books — built around a specialized audience, not the general entertainment market.

The Shuruhat Nizami Library gathers more than 1,800 Urdu and Arabic books — shuroohat (commentaries) and notes from the Dars-e-Nizami tradition — into one organized, searchable place, as an Android app and a website.

The problem

Students and scholars of the Dars-e-Nizami curriculum need reliable access to a large body of books and commentaries. Finding, organizing, and carrying them is difficult when the material is scattered.

The solution

Around seven months of work went into gathering and organizing book images and titles and building the database behind the library. The result is a single collection that readers can browse and search — free, with no account needed. The Android app is the best way to use it; the website offers the same library on the web.

My role

I built the database, the app, and the website — gathering and organizing the books, structuring the collection, and publishing the app on Google Play.

1,800+books in the libraryUrdu & Arabic shuroohat and notes
~1,500Google Play downloadsApproximate, owner-provided
~1,500APKPure downloadsApproximate, owner-provided
~3,000combined downloads across platformsApproximate, owner-provided

The download figures above are approximate figures provided by the owner, shown separately by platform. The combined figure is a total across platforms — it is not a single Google Play figure, and it is not a count of active or monthly users.

Who it is for

Islamic scholars, Nizami students, and readers interested in Islamic books and study. Its audience is intentionally specialized — that focus is the point of the project, not a limitation.

Current status

Live on Google Play and on the web. The library remains free to use, with no account needed.

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