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Asil Browser

The predecessor to Kahf: an early browser built from scratch under the Asil name, before it became Kahf.

  • Browser
  • Brave
  • From scratch

What was built

Asil was an early version of what became Kahf. It was built from scratch, and its work continued under the Kahf name.

Engineering scope and what shipped

  • A browser built from scratch
  • The groundwork for the Kahf Browser

Engineering approach: how it fits together

How the Asil Browser was put together

  1. Asil Browser

    The product name and branding used before the project continued as Kahf Browser.

  2. Built from scratch

    The browser was engineered from the ground up rather than adapted from an existing template.

  3. Groundwork for Kahf

    The engineering work here became the foundation the Kahf Browser was built on.

  4. Brave / Chromium

    • Brave
    • Chromium

    Built on Brave, which is itself based on Chromium, kept close to upstream.

  5. Build and release

    • Android
    • macOS
    • Windows

    Platform-specific builds and release packaging.

  • Your product
  • Our engineering
  • Upstream, kept as close to unmodified as possible
  • Platforms and release
Asil was built from scratch as a Brave-based browser, and that engineering carried forward into the Kahf Browser that followed.

About the product

Asil Browser was an early browser from the team behind Kahf. Its public source code shows a build based on Brave, released under the Asil name, and the organization that hosts it is now called Kahf Browser.

According to the organization’s GitHub page, it published separate repositories for each platform: an Android build forked from Firefox for Android, an iOS build forked from Brave’s iOS browser, and a Chromium-based core alongside the original Brave-based one. A top-level “asil-browser” repository describes the product as a “Halal Asil browser for Android, macOS, Windows”.

The Asil organization on GitHub was marked archived in March 2025, so this page describes the browser as it was built rather than a product you can download today.

Source: AsilHQ on GitHub. Checked September 2026; product details may have changed since.

Connected project

Kahf BrowserA Chromium-based browser for Muslim families, with AI that blurs inappropriate images and filters YouTube and the web.

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