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How to use AyaSeerah
Everything here is free and needs no account. This page is the map: what each part of the site is, and when to reach for it. If you would rather ask than read, open the assistant at the bottom-left and choose Guide me — it can answer in English, by voice, and take you straight to the page you need.
The study loop
Five steps, repeated. Every tool on this site serves one of them.
- 1
Read
Open a surah in revelation order and read it beside the Seerah event it belongs to.
- 2
Understand
Work the themes, the occasion of revelation, and the Arabic roots. Ask the assistant when a line resists you.
- 3
Retrieve
Sit a practice paper or run a skill drill. Recall, not re-reading, is what builds memory.
- 4
Fix
Open your mistake list and close the gaps while they are still fresh.
- 5
Return
Come back to the daily review queue. Ten minutes a day beats an hour once a week.
Every page, and when to use it
Learn
Read and understand — the Qur'an in revelation order, walked beside the Seerah.
- Listen modeAn audio walkthrough of a whole surah: context, every theme, roots and takeaways, taught aloud in English. Open any surah and press Listen, or go to /listen/<slug>.Use when your eyes are busy — driving, walking, cooking — and you still want to cover the surah.
- The curriculumThe six revelation phases with the surahs and Seerah events of each.Start here if you want the whole journey in order, or to find your place.
- All 114 surahsEvery surah, listed in revelation order, each with a full study page.Use when you know the surah you want to study.
- Seerah spineThe Prophet's ﷺ life as dated events, each also a recall card.Use when you want the story running beneath the revelation.
- Cross-surah threadsOne subject — patience, tawḥīd, the hereafter — traced through many surahs.Use when you want a theme rather than a single surah.
- How to study hereThe study loop this app is built around, step by step.Use on your first visit, or when a session feels aimless.
Practice
Prove you understood it — drills, papers and exams that score you.
- Voice coachAn oral examiner: it asks a question, you answer out loud, it grades and corrects you.Use when you want to be tested by speaking, or to revise hands-free.
- All practice modesThe master list of every drill, test and card deck.Use when you want to see everything practice-related in one place.
- Skill drillsOne skill at a time, adaptive, scored to 100.Use for short focused sessions — roots, themes, occasions of revelation.
- Practice papersScored papers per surah and per Seerah phase, with growth tracking.Use after you have studied a surah, to check what actually stuck.
- Cheatsheets & cardsOne-page summaries, flip cards and concept maps per surah.Use for a fast refresh before a test or a class.
- Classroom reviewClass-style progress view and targeted sets.Use if you study with a teacher or a group.
Review
Keep it — spaced repetition, mistakes and mastery over time.
- Daily reviewYour spaced repetition queue — the cards due today.Use every day. This is the habit that makes the rest stick.
- MasteryWhat you can recall unaided, what is shaky, what is untouched.Use weekly to decide what to work on next.
- Mistakes & misconceptionsEverything you got wrong, gathered into one fix list.Use straight after a test, while the errors are fresh.
- My study logSessions, scores and notes over time.Use to see whether you are actually showing up.
- Export my progressA shareable summary of your scores.Use when a teacher asks for your progress.
Reference
Look something up — glossary, sources, method, offline pack.
- GlossaryQur'anic terms defined with tafsīr and ḥadīth citations.Use when a word in a translation is unfamiliar.
- How scholars studiedClassical study method, cited, mapped onto the tools here.Use when you want the reasoning behind the method.
- Seerah sourcesSource tiers and a live ḥadīth lookup.Use when you want to check a narration.
- Text integrityWhere the Arabic and translations come from, and how to verify any āyah.Use when you want proof the text is authentic.
- Common misconceptionsFrequently confused points, corrected with sources.Use when something you believed turns out to be shaky.
- Offline study packDownload surahs and recitation for no-signal study.Use before travel, or if your connection is unreliable.
About & help
What this is, how to get help, and how to send feedback.
- Site guideThis map — every page, what it is for, and when to use it.Use whenever you are unsure where to go.
- About AyaSeerahWhy this exists, and what it is not.Use to understand the intention behind the app.
- FAQCommon questions about privacy, offline use and cost.Use for quick practical answers.
- FeedbackThree short questions. No account, nothing collected but your words.Use any time — feedback is the only thing asked of you.
- ShareReady-made ways to pass this on.Use when you want to share with classmates or a mosque.
- Community wallApproved reflections from other learners.Use for encouragement.
Still not sure?
Open the assistant (bottom-left of any page) and ask in plain English — by typing or by voice. Try “Where should I start?”, “What is this page for?” or “What should I do next?”.