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Salaf al-Salih

Accessibility Statement

Last updated: October 6, 2026

SalafAlSalih.com seeks to make its educational content usable by as many people as reasonably possible, including people with disabilities and those using assistive technologies.

Accessibility is treated as an ongoing part of the website's design, maintenance, and review rather than as a one-time task.

Our Accessibility Goal

Our aim is to develop and maintain SalafAlSalih.com in accordance with recognized web-accessibility practices and to work toward Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Level AA accessibility.

This statement should not be understood as a representation that every page, document, embedded service, or individual success criterion has already been independently certified as fully compliant.

Where accessibility problems are identified, we intend to correct them where reasonably practicable.

Accessibility Measures

As the website is developed and reviewed, accessibility work includes attention to matters such as:

  • logical page structure and heading order;

  • readable typography and spacing;

  • sufficient visual contrast;

  • descriptive link text;

  • text alternatives for meaningful images where appropriate;

  • keyboard accessibility;

  • visible keyboard focus;

  • appropriately labelled forms and controls;

  • responsive layouts that work across different screen sizes;

  • zoom and text enlargement;

  • clear navigation and consistent page structure;

  • avoiding unnecessary dependence upon colour alone to communicate meaning;

  • accessible treatment of downloadable resources where reasonably possible;

  • captions, transcripts, textual alternatives, or other support for multimedia where reasonably available;

  • understandable error messages and form instructions; and

  • periodic review of accessibility problems across desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts.

Arabic and Islamic Source Material

SalafAlSalih.com frequently presents Arabic alongside English translations and source information.

Arabic script, Qur'anic text, hadith material, quotations, specialist typography, and bilingual layouts can create particular accessibility challenges.

We seek to preserve the accuracy and integrity of source material while also improving readability, semantic structure, language identification, screen-reader compatibility, and presentation wherever technically practicable.

Third-Party Content

Some content available through SalafAlSalih.com is supplied by third parties or embedded from external services.

Examples may include audio players, video players, external documents, APIs, or other embedded resources.

We do not always control the accessibility of third-party interfaces or content.

Where a third-party resource presents an accessibility barrier, we will consider reasonable alternatives where they are available and where we have the necessary ability and rights to provide them.

PDFs and Downloadable Documents

The website may contain PDFs, study materials, publications, worksheets, or other downloadable documents.

Some older or externally supplied documents may not provide the same level of accessibility as the primary website.

We intend to improve the accessibility of original downloadable materials as they are created or revised.

If you have difficulty accessing a document, you may contact us to request assistance or an alternative format where reasonably available.

Known and Possible Limitations

Because SalafAlSalih.com is an extensive and developing website, accessibility limitations may occur.

Areas that may require continuing attention include:

  • older pages created before current design standards;

  • third-party embedded players or widgets;

  • externally supplied PDFs;

  • complex Arabic and English layouts;

  • multimedia for which complete transcripts or captions are not yet available;

  • dynamic menus or interactive components;

  • content imported from external services; and

  • temporary issues introduced during website updates.

The existence of such a limitation does not mean that it is intended to remain unresolved.

Browser and Assistive-Technology Compatibility

We seek to support current versions of commonly used browsers, operating systems, mobile devices, keyboard navigation, and commonly used assistive technologies.

Older browsers, unsupported software, unusual browser extensions, or third-party embedded systems may behave differently.

Accessibility Feedback

If you encounter an accessibility problem, we want to know about it.

Please contact us through the Contact Us page and, where possible, include:

  • the page or resource you were trying to access;

  • a description of the problem;

  • the device, browser, or assistive technology involved, if relevant; and

  • the format or accommodation that would help you access the material.

You are not required to disclose a disability or provide medical information in order to report an accessibility problem.

We will review accessibility feedback and seek a reasonable solution where practicable.

Alternative Formats and Communication Support

If website information is not accessible to you in its existing format, you may request an alternative accessible format or reasonable communication support.

We will consider the nature of the information, the accessibility barrier, available technology, third-party rights, and the needs identified in the request when determining an appropriate solution.

Continuing Improvement

Accessibility standards, technologies, content, and the website itself continue to develop.

We therefore expect this Accessibility Statement and our accessibility practices to be reviewed periodically and updated where appropriate.

Contact

For accessibility questions, feedback, or alternative-format requests, please use the Contact Us page on SalafAlSalih.com.

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