Translation of the meanings
English and Urdu beneath each ayah, or just for the ayah you hold.
A Quran reader
A calm Quran reader for IndoPak and Madani readers, on your phone, your tablet and your computer.
Two ways to read
Switch at any time. Your place is kept by ayah, so you never lose it.


The Quran at any size you like, flowing to fit your screen, and still framed like a page: surah, juz and page number, with each surah's header.

The real printed pages, such as the King Fahd Complex's own IndoPak Mushaf, downloaded once and read offline.
IndoPak or Madani
The Nastaliq of South Asia's Mushafs, or the Uthmani script of the Madinah Mushaf. Choose yours, and switch whenever you like.
Seven page layouts, each line for line as printed: IndoPak 15, 16, 13 and 9-line, and the Madinah Mushaf.
Sessions
A daily reading, a surah you're memorising, Al-Kahf on Fridays. Each one resumes where you left it, or starts its surah afresh.
Recitation
Nineteen renowned reciters, each heard just as they recorded. The page follows the recitation, lighting each ayah as it is read.
Made for daily reading
English and Urdu beneath each ayah, or just for the ayah you hold.
Turn pages like a book, or read in one continuous vertical scroll.
Search by name in English, Arabic or Urdu, or browse by surah and juz.
Mark an ayah and add a note. Bookmarked ayahs are softly highlighted as you read.
The whole Quran is built in. Download a printed Mushaf once and read it anywhere, with no connection.
The app speaks English, Urdu and Arabic, right to left where it should be.
Share an ayah
Hold any ayah to share it as a beautiful image, for a post or a story, or as text, with its translation and translator credited.
Easy on the eyes
What we promise
No ads, no purchases, no subscriptions. It isn't sold, and it earns nothing.
No tracking and no analytics. Your reading stays with you.
Every page, font and word comes from reputable, proofread sources, each one credited and used exactly as published.
The code is public on GitHub, so anyone can see exactly what the app does. It was written with the help of an AI assistant and reviewed by its developer; the Quran itself is never generated or changed.
Sources and credits
The Quran text, its page layouts and the translations come from the Quranic Universal Library, a proofread source. Printed pages are from the King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex in Madinah, and recitations from EveryAyah.
Every source, font and contributor is credited on the app's Sources page.
Found a mistake in the text or a layout? Please tell us. We take every report seriously.