Islamic ToolkitThe Quran, to read, hear and finish
Arabic with an English or Urdu translation, recitation that follows along verse by verse, search, a reading plan and a verse of the day.
Read
- The full Arabic text with a choice of Arabic fonts and text sizes.
- An English or Urdu translation, chosen to suit your tradition and following your app language.
- Juz index, surah list, favourites and your reading position.
- Sajdah verses are marked, with the ruling for your tradition and the recitation.
- The screen stays on while you read, if you want that.
Listen: Quran audio recitation
Tap play on any surah and the recitation follows along, with the current verse highlighted and the page scrolling by itself.
- One reciter for each tradition: Abdul Basit (Murattal) for Sunni, Karim Mansouri for Shia.
- Download once, listen offline. Each surah is downloaded the first time you play it, then plays with no connection.
- Wi-Fi only by default, with the size shown before any large download so mobile data is never a surprise.
- Download all: keep a whole reciter on your phone (about 1 GB), with a clear storage warning, a progress bar, a stop button and delete-all.
- Play in the background with notification controls, with the screen off.
- Play from this verse, change the speed, repeat a verse or a range of verses to memorise, and set a sleep timer.
- Remembers where you stopped.
Search, go to a verse and share
- Search the Arabic (ignoring vowel marks and spelling variants) and the translation, with the matched words highlighted.
- Go to a verse by typing 2:255, or by name such as Ayat al-Kursi, in English, Arabic or Urdu.
- Share a verse as clean text or as an image card with the surah name, Arabic, translation and reference.
Reading plan and khatam tracker
Choose 7, 15, 30, 60 or 90 days and tick off each juz. In the juz view, reaching the last verse of a juz marks it as read, with an undo. An optional daily reminder keeps you on schedule, and the plan tells you honestly whether you are on schedule.
Verse of the day
Turn on an optional daily notification, at the time you choose, with a verse and its translation in your language. It is off until you switch it on.
Common questions
Can I listen to the Quran offline?
Yes. Each surah is downloaded the first time you play it and then plays without internet. You can also download a whole reciter, about 1 GB, from the audio settings.
Does Quran audio use my mobile data?
Not unless you allow it. Downloads use Wi-Fi only by default, and the app shows the size of any large download first.
Which reciters are in the app?
Abdul Basit (Murattal) for Sunni users and Karim Mansouri for Shia users. There is one reciter for each tradition.
Can I repeat a verse to memorise it?
Yes. You can repeat a single verse or a range of verses, slow the recitation down, and start from any verse.
Does the Quran have Urdu translation?
Yes. The Quran translation follows your app language, English or Urdu.