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Read, repeat,
remember.

The real Madina mushaf, any ayah on repeat, and prayer times for your city. Free, no account, no ads.

Free · iPhone, iOS 17 or later · The Android version is in testing now

The Quran tab at night: dark glass cards over a starry sky The Quran tab in the afternoon: light glass cards over a golden sky, with the Continue card, Listen and Repeat, and the list of surahs

Afternoon and night. The colours follow the time of day.

The mushaf

The real Madina mushaf.

  • Page 562 here is page 562 in print. Same lines, same fonts.
  • Madina, Classic and Indo-Pak prints, with tajweed colours if you want them.
  • Nineteen translations in seventeen languages. Hold any word for its own meaning.
  • A short tafsir for every ayah, in nine languages, and all of it offline.
Surah Al-Mulk on page 562 of the Madina mushaf, with the first four ayat selected The same page with tajweed colours on

Repeat

Play any ayah over and over.

  • Tap an ayah, or pick a range.
  • Set how many times each one plays, and a gap to recite along.
  • Or press Listen to play straight through, ayah by ayah down the page.
  • Thirty-one reciters, every one ayah by ayah. Works offline, and with the screen locked.
The Repeat sheet: how many times each ayah plays, the gap to recite along, and the reciter

Salah

Prayer times for your own city.

  • A countdown to the next prayer, and the whole day on one bar.
  • The qibla, with the distance to Makkah.
  • An adhan or an alarm for each prayer, and widgets for the Home Screen and Lock Screen.
The Salah tab at dusk: Isha in 1:01, the day drawn as a coloured bar, the six times, and tiles for the qibla and the evening adhkar

Dua

Morning and evening duas.

  • The morning and evening sets, duas after the prayer, and durood.
  • Every dua says where it comes from.
The Dua tab: the evening set first, then morning, after the prayer, durood, and duas for the moment

Also in the app

The rest of it.

Test yourself

Hide the ayat you are working on, then reveal them one at a time as you recite each from memory.

Pick up where you stopped

The card at the top of the Quran tab takes you straight back to the page you left, and shows how many pages you have read today.

Your days in a row

Read for a few minutes and the day counts. On Friday you get a reminder to read Surah al-Kahf.

The screen stays on

It will not dim or lock while a page is open, so you can read to the end of it without touching the phone.

Find your place

The surah list has all 114 names and shows where each juz starts. On the page itself, the juz is marked in the margin.

Works offline

The mushaf, the Quran text, the translations, the tafsir and the duas are all in the app. Only the recitation audio is downloaded, and only once.

The promise

Free for you.

No account, no ads, no analytics, and no servers of ours. Your progress stays on your iPhone. Location, notifications and alarms are optional, and the app asks only when you turn them on. Read the privacy policy.

No account No ads or analytics Free, no in-app purchases Nothing is recorded

Android

Coming soon to Android.

The Android version is being tested right now. It is the same app: the same mushaf, the same repeat, the same prayer times. Each tester is added by hand, so the install link comes to you by email.

  1. Tap the button below. It opens an email to us with the subject already filled in.
  2. Send it from the Google account you use on your Android phone, or write that address in the email.
  3. You get a reply with the install link. Open it on your phone, tap Become a tester, then install the app from the Play Store.

Free, like the iPhone app. If the button does nothing, email contact@farhanhossain.com with the subject Android beta. You can stop testing at any time.

With thanks to

King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex Quranic Universal Library Quran.com QuranEnc.com Tafsir Center for Quranic Studies QuranWBW everyayah.com The reciters and translators