Platforms like Internet Archive, JSTOR, and Google Books host digitized versions of out-of-print academic publications, historical translations, and scholarly commentaries on the Daim .

The title Da‘a’im al-Islam refers to the seven "Pillars" that constitute the foundation of Ismaili faith and practice. Unlike the Sunni tradition which focuses on five pillars, Ismaili jurisprudence expands this to seven:

Rules of trade, contracts, prohibitions on usury ( riba ), and financial ethics.