Ayaty: Daily Quran Verses

Ayaty turns reading the Quran into a moment you return to every day, not a book you open once and forget. Instead of a static list of chapters, Ayaty opens on a living feed: one verse, full screen, its Arabic text and translation on screen, its recitation already playing as you arrive. Swipe up for the next verse, then the next. Within a few taps you are not "looking something up," you are scrolling through the Quran the way you already scroll through everything else, except every card is a verse pulled from across all 114 surahs, so no two sessions look the same. WHY AYATY FEELS DIFFERENT A verse-by-verse feed, not just a table of contents. The home screen draws verses at random from the whole Quran, starting from a small pool of surahs and gradually widening it the longer you scroll, so discovery stays fresh instead of repetitive. Recitation plays itself. Every verse that reaches your screen starts reciting automatically in the voice you have chosen. Tap once to pause, tap again to resume, or switch to mute and read at your own pace. Choose your reciter. Ten well-known voices are available, including Mishary Al-Afasy, Abdul Basit, and As-Sudais, and your choice is remembered the next time you open the app. Save what moves you. Liking a verse saves it locally on your device, in a dedicated list you can reopen any time, even after fully closing the app. Share it as more than a link. Turn any verse into a styled image using your chosen background, or share it as plain text, switching between the Arabic script and the translation before you send it. Make it look like yours. Pick a background for your verse cards from solid colors, curated palettes, or images, including new looks that appear over time without needing an app update. Still want structure? Open Explore to browse all 114 surahs by name or number, or jump straight to one verse by typing a reference such as 2:255. Read a full surah start to finish, verse by verse, whenever you want the complete text instead of the feed. Twelve languages, properly connected. Switch the app's interface language among French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, and Hindi, and the Quran translation shown in your feed switches with it, so you are always reading in the language you actually think in. BUILT TO FEEL INSTANT Once you have seen a surah in a given translation, it is cached on your device, so reopening it never means waiting for a reload. Switching reciters only changes the audio, never the text, so there is no re-downloading just to hear a different voice. WHO AYATY IS FOR Readers who want a daily habit more than a research tool. Muslims living far from home who want the Quran in the language they grew up speaking, or the one they speak now. Anyone who has ever wanted to send a friend a verse that fits the moment, styled the way a photo would be. And anyone who finds it easier to keep returning to something when returning to it feels light rather than effortful. Ayaty is not trying to replace deep study or a printed mushaf, and it does not pretend to. It is built for the in-between minutes: a commute, a short break, the last few minutes before you put your phone down for the night, so that opening the Quran again becomes something that happens naturally rather than something you have to remember to schedule. Have a question, a suggestion, or something that is not working right? Reach us directly from the Profile tab inside the app. Our terms and privacy policy are also available there at any time. Open Ayaty, let the first verse arrive, and see what it feels like to let the Quran come to you instead of the other way around. If Ayaty becomes part of your routine, a rating helps the next reader find it too.