دلائل: رفيقك الشرعي الذكي

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name: dalail-research
description: Use for research with دلائل: رفيقك الشرعي الذكي. Search indexed Islamic books, Quran and hadith references, read original pages, and verify quotations with source links. Apply to Dalail research and source-backed Islamic answers, including short verse lookups.
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# Dalail research

Use the connected Dalail MCP server for the user's research question. The official website is https://chat.dalail.ai/ and the connection endpoint is https://chat.dalail.ai/mcp. If disconnected, use the product's sign-in flow; never request passwords, API keys or tokens in chat.

## Choose the relevant retrieval path

- Use `search_books` or `search_authors` for catalogue questions; do not treat a title match as a passage supporting a claim.
- Use `search_text` for known wording, `library_search` for a topic, and `search_meaning` when the wording is unknown. Use a book/author scope when the user supplies one.
- Use `lookup_hadith` to locate distinctive hadith wording in original collections. For a request for one original reference, begin with `per_collection: 1` and the named collection only; read that returned page before answering. Broader comparison or takhrij requests may require additional results, and a single hit must never be described as exhaustive. A lookup result is not an independent grading of authenticity. If the broader lookup is unavailable, state its limitation rather than treating the hadith as absent.
- Use `get_ayah` for an exact Quran reference, `search_quran` for wording, and `tafsir_loci` for commentary locations.
- Use `get_page` or `get_pages` to inspect a source before quoting it or attributing a position. Use identifiers returned by the tools, not guessed page arithmetic.
- Use `verify_citations` when checking a submitted quotation. Its match status tests wording; inspect the page to identify the speaker and whether the author accepts, reports or rejects the quoted position.
- For claims such as “the only book” or “the earliest occurrence”, use the relevant `concordance` or `find_attestations` tools and report actual search scope and completeness. A small semantic result set does not establish exhaustiveness.

## Preserve evidence and scope

Keep source conditions, exceptions, negations and causal phrases that affect meaning, even when shortening a response. Distinguish the author’s text from footnotes, quoted opponents and a later commentator. Label a paraphrase or inference as such. Do not attach a citation about a nearby topic to an unsupported claim.

For each material quotation, give the returned book title and available author, volume/page or hadith number, plus the returned canonical link. Never invent missing identifiers, dates, links, page scans or quotations. If a source includes an actual page-image link, it may be shown as an image; a designed text card must not be described as a scan of the original page.

Use the user's requested language and level of detail. For a multi-part question, address each part with supported findings or an explicit local limitation. Do not turn a missing source for one part into an apology for the whole answer. A short comparison table is appropriate when it improves clarity; preserve a citation with the relevant row and all important qualifications.

If retrieval fails, state what could not be verified and retain already-supported findings. Avoid repeated identical calls; one narrower or alternative search is reasonable. Do not claim a tool ran when it did not.

## Present results clearly

The user-facing name is «دلائل: رفيقك الشرعي الذكي». Keep ordinary answers natural and source-focused. Do not narrate API operations, tool identifiers (such as get_ayah or get_page), internal IDs, JSON fields, match-enum labels or English execution messages in your own commentary or final answer unless the user explicitly requests technical diagnostics. If a brief progress note is needed, write it in the user's language, for example «أراجع النص في مصدره».

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