Everything it does
The whole capability list
Reciting the Qur'an is where it starts. What makes this different is the second half: every surah is studied inside the moment of the Prophet's ﷺ life it was revealed into, in the order it came down, with every claim carrying its source.
Recite
The muṣḥaf first. Open it and read, with nothing else on the screen.
All 114 surahs, plain reading mode
Uthmānī script from the Quran.com API, with your place saved and bookmarks you set yourself.
Translations in many languages
Pick from the full Quran.com translation list and read it beside the Arabic.
Reciters of your choice
Āyah-by-āyah recitation audio with repeat, and per-word audio when you are learning to pronounce.
Tajwīd colouring
Rules coloured in the text so the rulings you were taught are visible while you recite.
Abridged tafsīr while reading
A short classical tafsīr panel per āyah, folded away until you want it.
Save a surah to your device
Keep a surah, its translation and the āyahs you played available without internet.
Rooted in the Seerah
This is the part no reading app gives you: every surah is studied inside the moment of the Prophet's ﷺ life that it answered.
Revelation order, not muṣḥaf order
All 114 surahs mapped to the twenty-three years and to six phases of the Seerah, so the Qur'an unfolds as it was revealed.
Why each surah came down
Asbāb al-nuzūl placed in the events it belongs to, with the narration and its grading named — not folklore.
The Qur'an beside his life
A parallel timeline: what was happening, and what was revealed into it.
Seerah as graded recall
The events themselves become study material: dates, places, people and outcomes, reviewed like the āyāt are.
Source tiers, stated
Qur'an and the two Ṣaḥīḥs first, then the well-attested seerah literature, with weak or disputed reports marked as such.
Understand
What the words mean, what the surah is saying, and who said so.
Word by word, with roots
Each word's root, literal sense and meaning in context, so vocabulary compounds surah by surah.
Themes with āyah boundaries
Each surah divided into its themes, with the tafsīr reading and the takeaway for each.
Cited classical tafsīr
Ibn Kathīr, al-Ṭabarī, al-Qurṭubī, al-Saʿdī and al-Wāḥidī named at the point the claim is made.
Qur'anic glossary
Over three hundred terms grouped by theme, each with its meaning and its source.
Cross-surah threads
One subject — patience, tawḥīd, the hereafter — followed through every surah that treats it.
Concept maps
The themes, people and ideas of a surah drawn as a graph so you see how they connect.
Taught aloud by voice
Hands-free walkthrough of a whole surah, ask questions as you listen, or be quizzed out loud — narrating the written, cited lesson.
Practise and retain
The study mechanics a degree student would use, applied to revelation.
Skill drills with SmartScore
One skill at a time, difficulty adapting to you, until the score reaches 100.
Practice papers and phase exams
Scored tests per surah, per seerah phase, and timed mocks, with growth tracked over time.
Spaced review queue
Everything you have studied returns on schedule, so it is retained rather than met once.
Cheatsheets and flip cards
One-page references per surah and flashcards for roots, terms and events.
Mistake ledger
Every question you missed collected into one fix list, and re-served until it is fixed.
Mastery dashboard
What you recall, what is fading, and what to study next.
How the scholars studied
Classical method — talqīn, muṭālaʿa, muḏākara — cited, and mapped onto the tools here.
Yours to keep
No account. Your record lives on your device unless you move it yourself.
Study log and notes
Sessions, scores and your own notes per theme, kept privately in your browser.
Printable study sheets
A clean halaqah sheet per surah — themes, tafsīr, takeaways and your notes — to print or save as PDF.
Carry your progress across devices
A short pairing code moves your place and your record to another device, with no sign-up.
Classroom review
Share progress with a teacher, and review a whole cohort's scores and notes.
Free to use right now — no sign-up, no ads, nothing to buy. Where the app deliberately stops, that is written down too. Read the full scope or see where the curriculum comes from.