Abrahamic Reader: 3 Texts
Bible, Torah & Quran
About
Explore the Bible, Torah, and Quran in a single, distraction-free reader. Discover shared verses and themes across these sacred texts with curated cross-references and optional study tools. Read offline with no ads or tracking.
What's New in Abrahamic Reader
1.0.14
October 2, 2026
This update renames the paid upgrade to Pro and keeps the last cross reference in the comparison sheet clear of the bottom edge of the screen. The request to rate the app now waits until you have used it on a few different days.
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FAQ
What sacred texts are included in Abrahamic Reader?
Abrahamic Reader includes the full King James Bible, the full Torah (5 books), and the full Quran (114 surahs). It provides English translations alongside original Hebrew for the Torah and Arabic for the Quran.
Can I use Abrahamic Reader offline?
Yes, Abrahamic Reader works completely offline. All texts and curated cross-references are available without an internet connection, and no account or signup is required.
What are the optional study tools in Abrahamic Reader?
For a one-time purchase of $0.99, you can unlock the Parallels & Divergences explorer to browse thematic connections and the Study mode for flashcards and recitation grading of bookmarked verses.
Does Abrahamic Reader have ads?
No, Abrahamic Reader is designed to be distraction-free and does not contain any advertisements. It also does not use tracking, telemetry, or analytics.
How does Abrahamic Reader handle AI parallels?
Abrahamic Reader allows you to bring your own Anthropic API key to use Claude for discovering additional thematic and linguistic parallels for any verse. Your key remains on your device, and you pay Anthropic directly.
What is the pricing for Abrahamic Reader?
The core Abrahamic Reader app is free to use, offering all texts and basic cross-references. An optional one-time unlock for advanced study tools costs $0.99.
What translations are used in Abrahamic Reader?
The app uses the King James Version (1769) for the Bible, the Jewish Publication Society translation (1917) for the Torah, and Marmaduke Pickthall's translation (1930) for the Quran. Original language texts are also included.
Is Abrahamic Reader suitable for all ages?
Abrahamic Reader has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app presents religious texts factually without promoting any specific tradition.
