Islamic Content MCP Server
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Most tools are separated by source and content type, but there is overlap between islamhouse_library, bayan_al_islam, and al_montaka for articles/general content, and risalat_al_haramain's get_hadeeths/get_fatwas overlap with dedicated Hadith and library fatwa tools. The detailed 'Do NOT use' guidance helps, but agents must read carefully to avoid mis-selection.
All names use lower_snake_case and are source-based, which is readable, but the pattern is inconsistent: some include domain suffixes (islamhouse_quran, quran_services, hadeethenc_services) while others are bare source names (bayan_al_islam, risalat_al_haramain, al_montaka). There is no verb_noun pattern, though this is understandable for provider-style content servers.
Seven tools is well-scoped for a multi-source Islamic content server. Each tool represents a distinct content provider or content type and earns its place without overwhelming an agent with excessive options.
The set covers the major content types for the domain: Hadith, Quran text and audio, library books/fatwas/articles, official Haramain content, and curated targeted articles. Minor gaps exist, such as no cross-source unified search and al_montaka's unstable category fetching, but agents can work around these limitations.