Checked against printed books
The forms for Shu'bah (from Asim) and for Hisham and Ibn Dhakwan (from Ibn Amir) were checked word by word, surah by surah, against printed books on these readings.
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Read the Madani mushaf and see, word by word, where Shu'bah, Hisham and Ibn Dhakwan read differently from Hafs. Recite from memory on your phone (Beta).
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On the page
Words where a reading differs from Hafs are coloured on the mushaf page, one colour per reader.
Tap a coloured word to see each reader's form, written with its marks (imala, ishmam, idgham and the rest), with the explanation of the difference.
Tap play on a reader's row to hear that ayah in that reading.
Turn each reader's colours on or off, with a colour legend.
Listen
22 reciters in the readings of Hafs, Shu'bah, Hisham and Ibn Dhakwan.
The page follows the recitation and the current ayah is highlighted; with many reciters the word being recited is highlighted too.
Stream, or download the whole Quran or single surahs to listen offline.
Repeat an ayah or a passage, change the speed, or set a sleep timer. Playback continues in the background, with lock screen controls.
Memorise and recite
Hide the verses and reveal them word by word or ayah by ayah.
Recite, and the app follows you word by word on the page, marking a skipped word or a possible slip, in the reading of Hafs, Shu'bah, Hisham or Ibn Dhakwan.
Reciting works on your device, offline, after a one-time download of the model. It is in beta and may sometimes mark a correct word.
Your voice never leaves your device and is never saved.
Every day
Set a khatmah plan with a daily wird and a reminder.
Mark what you have memorised and get a daily revision portion, oldest first, with an optional reminder.
Long press any ayah to play from it, bookmark it, write a reflection, or read its tafsir and translation: eight Arabic tafsir and five English translations. Download only the ones you want.
Search the Arabic text with or without diacritics, and keep your bookmarks and reflection notes in one place, grouped by surah.
The readings
The mushaf page is in the reading of Hafs from Asim, and the app marks on it where Shu'bah (from Asim) and Hisham and Ibn Dhakwan (from Ibn Amir) differ.
It starts with these three readings, each checked word by word against printed books of qiraat. The aim is all ten qiraat, added one reading at a time as each is checked.
iPad
On a tablet in landscape, two facing pages are shown side by side like a printed mushaf. Arabic or English interface, light and dark themes.
Trust
The forms for Shu'bah (from Asim) and for Hisham and Ibn Dhakwan (from Ibn Amir) were checked word by word, surah by surah, against printed books on these readings.
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No analytics or tracking. Your bookmarks, notes, plans and recitation history stay on your device.
Questions
The mushaf page is in the reading of Hafs from Asim, and the app marks on it where Shu'bah (from Asim) and Hisham and Ibn Dhakwan (from Ibn Amir) differ. These are the readings checked so far, word by word, against printed books of qiraat. Others are added once they have been checked.
Yes. The Quran text and the readings work fully offline. Recitations, tafsir and translations need a connection, except the ones you have downloaded.
First check your internet connection. If you are downloading a recitation on mobile data, the "Download over Wi-Fi only" option in the reciter's downloads sheet is on by default, so the download waits for Wi-Fi. You can turn the option off.
Recite from memory is in beta. You recite, and the app follows you on the page word by word, marking a skipped word or a possible slip. It runs on your device, offline, after a one-time download of the model. Your voice is not recorded, saved or sent. It may sometimes mark a correct word: tap the mark and choose "Not a mistake", and we would be glad to hear the surah and ayah.
The recitations come from the public recitation sites listed in the privacy policy. The source of each tafsir and translation is shown under its text in the app.
Yes. It is free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.

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