Trust & verification

Never more certainty than the data supports.

This page is the whole system, in the open — because a trust layer you can't inspect isn't one.

What each label means

LabelWhat it meansWho produces it
OfficialPosted by the claimed organizerVerified masjid staff
VerifiedA moderator confirmed it against the sourceWasl moderation
CommunityContributed and reviewed; source linked where possibleNamed contributors
ImportedAggregated from a connector — dated, reviewed, treated with the most suspicionWebsite / calendar feeds

How things get verified

  1. Claims

    A phone call to the masjid’s published number, or an email from the masjid’s own domain — never just the requester’s word.

  2. Iqama times

    Congregants confirm with one tap. Suggested changes go to moderators; confirmed changes update the page and notify followers. Freshness is always shown, including honestly stale: “Last confirmed 6 weeks ago — may have changed.”

  3. Janazas

    Published only after direct confirmation with the masjid — and where possible the funeral home. Slower is acceptable. Wrong is not.

What Wasl never does

  • No ads.
  • No selling of ranking or placement in results.
  • No engagement mechanics — no likes, streaks or leaderboards.
  • No sale of data, ever, to anyone.
  • No theological adjudication: we verify that a gathering is real, never whether it is correct.

These aren’t policies; they’re the product.