El-Kuran El-Kareem

El-Kuran El-Kareem

Quran with Synced Recitation

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October 14, 2026
Updated
October 15, 2026

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A beautiful Mushaf that behaves like a real book, with the complete Holy Quran in Arabic and English, word-by-word synced recitation, and prayer times with the adhan. A BOOK IN YOUR HANDS • Open the gilded cover and turn pages that curl like paper, right to left as in a printed Quran. • Every page is framed in an illuminated border of interlaced eight-pointed stars that follows the curves of your screen. • Fold the corner of any page to bookmark it, and keep as many bookmarks as you like. • Browse the whole Mushaf with the page scrubber, or jump to any surah or ayah from the table of contents. THE COMPLETE QURAN • All 114 surahs and 6,236 ayahs, set in the King Fahd Complex's Uthmanic Hafs typeface with full Madani diacritics. • Read ayah by ayah with the Sahih International English translation, or switch to the printed Mushaf layout: the 604-page, 15-line Madani edition, line for line. RECITATION THAT FOLLOWS ALONG • Listen to Alaa Eddin Al-Qaisi, streamed and synced so each word lights up in gold as it is recited. • Tap any ayah to play from it, skip between ayahs, and read the English translation beneath every verse. PRAYER TIMES, QIBLA AND ADHAN • See the day's prayers on a 24-hour dial with a Qibla compass at its centre, dressed like the cover. • Hear the adhan at each prayer time, and get a notification with the adhan even when the app is closed. • Choose your calculation method and Asr time. MADE FOR IPHONE DUO, IPAD AND APPLE WATCH • On iPhone Duo, unfold the phone to open the Mushaf with "Bismillah ir-Rahman ir-Rahim", and fold it shut to close it with "Sadaq Allahu al-Azim". Stand it like a laptop to start the recitation, or open it slightly to see the prayer clock on the outer screen. • On iPad, read two facing pages in landscape, like an open book. • On Apple Watch, glance at the next prayer on a 24-hour dial, find the Qibla with a compass that turns with your wrist, and feel a tap on your wrist at each prayer time. Developed by Ali-Malik Azzawi.
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