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Official platforms help us keep content accurate, current, and responsibly managed. Some third-party platforms make that difficult.

Spotify appears to remove some audio through its automated systems, which may incorrectly classify Qur'an-related content as music or flag it for similar reasons. This has been an ongoing issue, and repeated attempts to resolve it have not led anywhere. If something is missing on Spotify, please use our web app or other official platforms instead.

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Muslim Central has had very negative experiences in this area in the past. Hosting non-English podcasts is not simply a matter of adding more content. It requires reliable vetting, trusted language-specific reviewers, ongoing support, and consistent long-term monitoring. Unless we can maintain that properly, we prefer to keep the scope limited rather than host content we cannot review responsibly.

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Please review the support guidance before emailing us. Listeners sometimes hear a different riwayah or simply misunderstand what was recited, so reports should include clear evidence and, where possible, confirmation from a qualified reciter or teacher.