Noor Digital Library (Noorlib) 2.0.1

The Noor Digital Library, developed by the Computer Research Center of Islamic Sciences in 2006, represents a significant effort to compile and provide access to a comprehensive collection of major Islamic texts. Building on the center's prior experience in developing library software and digital platforms such as Noormags, this initiative aims to facilitate researchers' access to specialized resources within Islamic sciences and the humanities.

Currently, the digital library encompasses over 8,000 titles spanning approximately 16,000 volumes. Its contents cover a wide range of subjects including Qur’anic sciences and exegesis, hadith studies, Du`as and Ziyarats, Nahj al-Balagha, theology and philosophy, geography, history and conduct, Islamic jurisprudence, usul (legal theory), Islamic ethics and mysticism, literature, logic, as well as various Islamic denominations and sects.