The whole Quran, open in front of you.
All 114 surahs and 6,236 ayahs in IndoPak Nastaleeq, with 40 translations, the meaning of every single word, audio for every single word, and the recitation of Mishary Rashid al-Afasy keeping pace with you. No sign in and nothing to buy.
Built for a real screen
Most Quran sites are a phone page stretched wide. This one uses the width: the surah list stays open on the left, the ayah column keeps a comfortable measure, and the keyboard does the work.
40 translations, 33 languages
Saheeh International, Yusuf Ali, Mufti Taqi Usmani, Pickthall, Jalandhari and Junagarhi in Urdu, plus one widely read translation each in Hindi, Bengali, Indonesian, Turkish, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and more. Switch at any time and the whole page follows.
Every word, spoken
Turn on word by word and each word shows its meaning underneath. Click any word, in the ayah or in the strip, and you hear that one word on its own. A line you half know becomes a line you know.
Recited by al-Afasy
Play any ayah and the words light up as they are recited, then the next ayah follows on its own. The recitation streams from everyayah.com.
Search all 6,236 ayahs
Press the slash key and search your translation or the Arabic itself. Arabic search ignores the vowel marks, so you can type what you remember.
It remembers where you stopped
Bookmarks and your last read position are kept in your own browser. No account, no email address, nothing sent anywhere.
Light and dark
Paper by day, ink by night, and it follows your system unless you say otherwise. The Arabic size and the translation size are yours to set.
Often opened
The surahs people come looking for.
On your phone, it cannot go online at all.
The website streams the recitation, because a website has to. The Android app does not: it carries every ayah, every translation and the whole recitation on the device, and it does not declare the internet permission, so Android itself prevents it from opening a network connection.
- 175 translations in 70 languages
- Prayer times and 28 adhan voices, 11 of them Fajr adhans
- Qibla compass and a home screen widget
- No ads, no accounts, no analytics
Questions
What people ask before they start reading.
Can I recite the Quran online here for free?
Yes. All 114 surahs and 6,236 ayahs open in the browser with the Arabic in IndoPak Nastaleeq, your choice of 40 translations, word by word meaning and audio, and the recitation of Mishary Rashid al-Afasy. There is no sign in, no account and nothing to buy.
Does it work on a laptop?
Yes. It is built for a large screen: the surah list stays on the left, the ayah column sits in the middle, and the keyboard works. Press the slash key to search, space to play or pause, and the arrow keys to move between surahs.
Which translations can I read?
Forty translations in thirty three languages, including Saheeh International, Abdullah Yusuf Ali, Mufti Taqi Usmani, Pickthall, Fatah Muhammad Jalandhari and Junagarhi in Urdu, and one widely read translation each in Hindi, Bengali, Indonesian, Malay, Turkish, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Chinese, Persian and more. The Android app carries all 175.
Who recites the Quran?
Mishary Rashid al-Afasy. The words light up as they are recited, and you can tap any single word to hear it on its own.
Is there an offline Quran app?
Yes, a free Android app. It does not request internet permission at all, so Android itself prevents it from making any network connection. Every ayah, translation, recitation and prayer time lives on the device.
Do you collect any data?
No. There are no accounts, no ads and no analytics. Your bookmarks, last read position and reading settings are kept in your own browser and never sent anywhere. See the privacy policy.
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