Research Connector (MCP)

A research instrument opening the thought of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to scholars of the Islamic, human, and social sciences — from inside your Claude or ChatGPT assistant, with answers documented from their original sources.

🔌Add the connector to your assistant

How do I use it?

Add the connector once, then ask your assistant like any ordinary question. Two clicks: your Google account, then consent.

① Sign in with Google — one click
Click the button, choose your Google account, and you are registered instantly. Then the exact instructions for your assistant appear.
One account for all SADIQOON corpora — if you are already registered in another corpus, just proceed and this corpus is added to it.

🚀 Start now — with Google
② Copy the corpus URL The URL works after signing in with Google in step ①. https://mcp.khamenei-online.org/mcp/sakh

③ Add the connector in your assistant — then sign in with the same Google account you registered with, and click the “Authorize and continue” button.

Claude (Pro / Max / Team)

  1. ⚠️ Set-up is done from a computer (laptop or desktop), not a phone. If the Claude Desktop app is not installed, download it here, install it, and sign in.
  2. On your computer open the Claude Desktop app → Settings → ConnectorsAdd custom connector
  3. Name it SAKH and paste the URL you copied above
  4. Leave the options as Claude detected them: Always required · register automatically (DCR) · Streamable HTTP
  5. Click Add → the SADIQOON page opens → Sign in with GoogleAuthorize
  6. Enable the connector from the + button inside the chat and ask Claude

Or in one click:

Add the connector to Claude (web version)

ChatGPT (Plus / Pro / Business)

  1. ⚠️ Set-up is done from a computer, not a phone: open ChatGPT in your computer’s browser, or download the ChatGPT desktop app here.
  2. Settings → AppsAdvanced settings → enable Developer mode (once)
  3. Settings → ConnectorsCreate → paste the URL you copied above → Authentication: OAuth
  4. Connect → the SADIQOON page → Sign in with GoogleAuthorize
  5. Enable the connector from the + button inside the chat and ask ChatGPT

⚠️ Free ChatGPT accounts do not support custom connectors yet — they will once the corpus is listed in the OpenAI directory.

Why does it not work for me?
  • “Client not found” or an error page from SADIQOON → start again from the beginning; if it repeats, contact us.
  • You signed in with Google but the tools are empty → the email you signed in with is not the one you registered with. Register again with the right email.
  • ChatGPT does not show “Connectors” → your account is free, or Developer mode is not enabled.
  • You have no Google account → register with any email, then on the sign-in page choose “Forgot password” to set a password.

The connector in numbers

A live tally of what the connector opens, read straight from the indexes.

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thematic clusters

Relational search links concepts and entities across 138,581 evidence-backed relations, across four corpora: speeches, extended thought, deep fiqh, and fatwas.

The four tools

You ask in Arabic; the assistant picks the right tool, and the answer returns with its sources.

Corpus search

Meaning-based, not keyword, search across his works and speeches; returns the nearest passages cited by book and page.

Conceptual relations

Reveals links between concepts and entities with textual evidence and its locus — for comparative and foundational questions.

Thought clusters

Thematic maps gathering related concepts in one field, an overview before going deep.

Fatwa archive

Search across the published rulings; returns the verbatim text with its source on a match.

How it searches

Semantic search

A hybrid vector representation (dense + sparse) that grasps your intent and surfaces passages close in meaning even when the wording differs.

Knowledge graph

A network of concepts and entities joined by evidence-backed relations, revealing the structure of the thought, not only its citations:

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