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Answers about offline storage, saved study data, and privacy in AyaSeerah.
What does AyaSeerah actually do?
It teaches the Qur'an in revelation order alongside the Seerah. All 114 surahs are indexed and mapped to six seerah phases; each surah page gives the occasion of revelation, thematic sections, attributed classical tafsīr, key takeaways, Arabic roots, tajwīd-coloured text and per-āyah recitation audio. On top of that sit the study tools: adaptive skill drills with SmartScore, practice papers, timed mocks, phase exams, cheatsheets, flashcards, a Qur'anic glossary, a spaced review queue, a mistake ledger and a mastery dashboard — all free to use, with no sign-up.
Is there tajwīd and recitation audio?
Yes. Every āyah is shown in the coloured muṣḥaf the same way Quran.com renders tajwīd: the King Fahd Complex tajwīd page fonts draw each letter with its rule colour already part of the shape, so colours never spill onto the next letter. Per-āyah recitation comes from Mishary al-ʿAfāsy, ʿAbd al-Bāsiṭ ʿAbd al-Ṣamad or Maḥmūd Khalīl al-Ḥuṣarī. Colouring and reciter can be switched from the reading controls on any surah page, and audio can be cached for offline listening.
Can I install AyaSeerah on my phone?
Yes. AyaSeerah is an installable web app — use 'Add to Home Screen' on iOS or 'Install app' on Android and it opens full-screen like a native app, works offline with your cached packs, and can send you optional alerts when new content is published.
How does offline storage work?
AyaSeerah uses your browser's built-in storage (Cache Storage and localStorage) to keep the pages you have opened and the surahs you choose to download. Once a page is saved, you can open it again without an internet connection. Downloaded surahs, cheatsheets, and practice tests are stored locally on your device and remain available offline.
What can I download for offline use?
You can download individual surahs, cheatsheets, mock exams, and practice tests. Go to the Offline Pack page and select the content you want. The canonical Arabic text and translations are fetched from the Quran.com API when online and cached for offline reading.
What data does AyaSeerah collect?
AyaSeerah does not collect personal data and has no accounts. Study progress, notes, test scores, and classroom import codes are stored locally in your browser. If you choose to turn on cross-device sync, that progress is copied to our backend under a random pairing code you generate — still no name, email, or login. Anonymous, aggregate product analytics (page views and feature use, with no personal identifiers) may be recorded so we know which study tools help. External calls go to the Quran.com API and the open hadith API to fetch text, recitation and translations.
How can I delete my stored data?
You can remove individual items — notes, test scores, and downloaded surahs — from their respective pages. To clear everything at once, use your browser's option to clear site data and cookies for ayaseerah.com.
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