Things I've
Built

IslamicHub is a free Islamic education and tools platform built for Muslims seeking accurate, well-sourced religious guidance online. The problem: most Islamic sites are either overly simplified, source-poor, or built without real attention to the differences between schools of thought. IslamicHub treats religious accuracy as a hard requirement, not an afterthought.

Every feature — from the prayer times calculation to the inheritance calculator — is grounded in Qur'an, Hadith, and cross-referenced with all four major schools of Islamic jurisprudence (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, Hanbali). The platform is co-founded with Yusuf Saif and is actively used and maintained.

Most database clients are UI wrappers around SQL. Kueri is an IDE-style tool — you can write queries the traditional way, or describe what you want in plain English and let the AI generate and explain the SQL. It's positioned at the intersection of developer tooling and AI assistance, for teams that already know SQL but want to move faster.

Built during a focused 10-day pivot from concept to MVP. Currently in active development, with a pre-seed pitch deck, AI cost-reduction roadmap, and launch strategy in progress. Supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and SQLite.

toRoman is a lightweight TypeScript library for converting between Arabic integers and Roman numerals, validating Roman numeral strings, and performing arithmetic entirely in Roman notation. What started as a focused utility grew into a full-featured package with a rich API and a custom-built interactive documentation site.

The library handles edge cases the obvious implementation misses — invalid character sequences, repetition limits per Roman character, subtractive notation rules — all enforced with clear, typed error messages. The accompanying docs playground lets users try every API method in the browser without setup.

OWASP SecBank is a PHP/Laravel banking application intentionally built with the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities baked in. The purpose: give developers a safe, realistic target to practice identifying, exploiting, and remediating real-world security flaws in a familiar domain (financial transactions).

The project formed the basis of a security talk delivered at DevFest London 2023 and DevFest Ogbomoso 2022, where it was used to demonstrate live exploitation and remediation of each vulnerability class. Teaching security through a working, attackable system lands differently than slides alone.

ScholarSearch is a research paper discovery tool built as a university project for a Big Data module (6CS030). The system ingests a large arXiv dataset into Elasticsearch, exposing a fast full-text search API via FastAPI, consumed by a Vue 3 frontend.

The project required not just engineering but academic rigour — including a Literature Review covering information retrieval systems, an IEEE-formatted report, and multiple audit passes to catch bugs including XSS via v-html, pagination edge cases, sort value mismatches, and null pointer crashes.

A fully playable Brick Breaker game built in collaboration with an AI pair-programmer. The project was an intentional exploration of human-AI co-authorship in game development: where does the human add value, where does the AI excel, and what does the handoff look like?

Beyond the game itself, this is a study in prompt engineering, AI output review, and the pragmatics of building software with generative tools — a skill set increasingly relevant across the industry.

GPCalc is a GPA and CGPA calculator utility built for students who need to quickly compute grade point averages without wrestling with inflexible tools. It supports different grading scales across institutions and handles the running CGPA calculation across multiple semesters.