/**
 * Domain-specific error types thrown by the SDK.
 *
 * Each class extends the native {@link Error} and sets its own `name` so that
 * consumers can branch on `error.name` or `instanceof` checks without having
 * to parse the message string. The constructor signatures intentionally mirror
 * the built-in `Error`, which keeps them interchangeable with code that
 * already accepts an `Error`.
 */
/**
 * Base class for every error thrown by the SDK.
 *
 * Centralising the boilerplate (name, prototype chain, stack capture) keeps
 * the individual subclasses small and guarantees consistent behaviour across
 * runtimes — Node, browsers, and older transpilers that drop the prototype
 * chain when extending built-ins.
 */
declare class QuranSdkError extends Error {
    constructor(message: string);
}
/** Thrown when a caller passes a language code outside {@link ALLOWED_LANGUAGES}. */
export declare class LanguageValidationError extends QuranSdkError {
}
/** Thrown for invalid arguments to any of the audio-recitation endpoints. */
export declare class AudioError extends QuranSdkError {
}
/** Thrown for invalid arguments to any of the chapter endpoints. */
export declare class ChapterError extends QuranSdkError {
}
/** Thrown for invalid arguments to any of the resource endpoints. */
export declare class ResourceError extends QuranSdkError {
}
/** Thrown for invalid arguments to any of the verse endpoints. */
export declare class VerseError extends QuranSdkError {
}
export {};