One standard, applied per track.
The Ihsan Standard is a public scoring rubric for Muslim institutions — under active scholar review during the pilot, free to cite, replicate, and improve. It’s applied through track-specific frameworks, each tuned to what that kind of institution is accountable for. Pick a track to read its standards in full.
The nonprofit rubric
Ten standards for US Muslim 501(c)(3) nonprofits and masjids — financial transparency, governance, zakat handling, and a mosque-specific community-health overlay.
The business dimensions
Six dimensions for Muslim-owned and Muslim-serving businesses — led by zakat & financial discipline, plus halal & product integrity, community circulation of capital, and conduct.
Each track also publishes the website signals our automated public-site scan looks for — the on-site evidence that maps to a standard — linked from that track’s rubric. For the full technical index (figure modeling, the 990 risk-signal deep-dive, and every published rubric), see the methodology index.