How it works
Everything here works without an account and without signing up. This is what you can do, and what each one looks like on screen.
1Start anywhere
Type what you want into the go-to field: a surah name, a surah and verse, a juz, or a mushaf page. Results appear as you type, and one tap opens them.
2One tap saves your place
Tap a verse number: that becomes your place, and the verse is kept in Saved at the same time. Tap the number again and both are undone.
3Mushaf pages
The bar above follows your reading and names the juz and page you are actually on, and where the mushaf turns a page a hairline shows the new one. The page number in the bar is also the button that keeps that page.
4Saved and Favorites
Saved holds two lists: saved verses and saved pages. Favorites is for whole surahs — tap the star beside any of them.
5Tafsir
Once you have tapped a verse number, a book icon appears beside it and opens that verse explained: Tafsir al-Muyassar in Arabic, Tafsir al-Jalalayn in English.
6Listen
Every surah opens with a recitation bar: play and pause, previous and next verse, and repeat. Choose from fourteen reciters; the verse being recited is lit and your place moves with it.
7Memorising
Tap Memorise in the reader bar and the text is covered, leaving the verse numbers to recite against. Tap a number to uncover that verse and check yourself, and tick what you know so the count shows on the surah list.
8Your daily portion
Choose on the home page how much to read each day. It counts itself from the pages you pass as you read, and a day left unfinished breaks nothing until it is over.
9Share a verse
Beside the book icon is a share icon: on a phone it opens the share sheet, on a computer it copies the verse as text with its surah, its number, and a link that opens it.
10A khatmah together
Create a khatmah in someone’s name, split it into thirty juz or into pages, and share one link. Whoever opens it takes a part and marks it read. No accounts and no invitations: the link is the permission.
11Search the whole Quran
Search for a word or a phrase across the entire text. You type it in ordinary spelling and find the verse as the mushaf writes it.
12Reading offline
From Settings, save the Quran onto this device and the whole site works with no connection — the text, the tafsir and the search.
13Theme and text size
Seven colour themes, and a day/night switch at the top of every page. Text size lives in the reader bar itself, and moves the Arabic and the translation together.
14Your account, with no email or password
All of the above is kept on your own device. If you want it to travel to your phone, create an account with your fingerprint or your device lock — no email, no password, no name.
Nothing here needs signing up. An account adds one thing: what you read travels with you between your devices.