Cited answers
A public retrieve set for AI Quran: every sentence should map to a retrieved verse key and a named tafsir author. These items are educational checks of citation coverage. They are not rulings and not scholar-reviewed.
Why this page exists
A generic chatbot can sound complete. This page exists so missed ayahs are visible. Each golden question lists expected verse keys you can open in the reader, then ask the assistant. The IslamicMMLU-style slice is written for this product; it is not a dumped copyrighted exam. Use it as a coverage check for retrieve-then-cite, not as a bank of rulings.
How to use a row
Open the expected ayah, read translation and named tafsir, then ask the same question with citations. A wrong multiple-choice pick is a cue to open the verse rather than to memorise an AI paragraph. Cited Progress records what you actually opened, not what you guessed. That loop is the product difference behind the AI Quran name.
FAQ
Are cited answers fatwas?
No. They are retrieve targets for study. They are not scholar-reviewed rulings.
Why list expected verse keys?
So we can be wrong in public when a pack misses an ayah. The keys are the contract, not an AI summary.
Do I need an account to try one?
You can open the ayah as a guest. Cited AI write-ups follow the same guest preview and trial rules as the assistant.
Cited answers are educational support, not a fatwa. Live teaching is not bookable.