Iqra: Learn Quranic Vocabulary

Iqra: Learn Quranic Vocabulary

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  • Released
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  • May 20, 2026
  • May 23, 2026

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Learn Quranic vocabulary through a focused, spaced repetition system. Understand the roots of words to grasp 85% of the Quranic text with just the most common ones. Review daily with smart scheduling and explore the entire Quranic Arabic Corpus.

Spaced repetition system (SM-2)
Quranic Arabic Corpus integration
Root-based vocabulary learning
Daily review sessions
Searchable root explorer
Progress tracking via coverage metric
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What's New in Iqra

1.4

May 23, 2026

A new way to learn — one ayah at a time. • The Learn tab now shows you the surah you are in and the ayah you are on, with a segmented progress bar. Today's cards are drawn from that single ayah — finish them, the segment fills gold, and tomorrow you advance. • Marking a card studied no longer makes it vanish. It collapses to a compact summary you can uncheck if you tapped by mistake. When every card in the day is studied, a Start Review button appears at the bottom of the stack. • Cross-ayah credit: studying a root once fills every ayah it appears in. Later surahs reuse the vocabulary you have already learned. • The Review tab opens the moment you mark your first root studied. Daily challenge is ready right away; Mastery and Troubled Spots fill in as you practice — with clear hints on what each one is for. • Each card now shows the actual word as it appears in the ayah you are studying — bismi on a Bismillah card, not the root's most common form elsewhere. • Onboarding and the How-It-Works detail in the You tab rewritten to match the new flow. • Sign in with Apple is now the last onboarding step, so you see the system before being asked to commit.

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How does Iqra help users learn Quranic vocabulary?

Iqra focuses on learning the roots of Quranic words, as approximately 1,800 roots form the entire text. The app utilizes a spaced repetition system (SM-2) to schedule daily reviews of vocabulary based on user recall.

What is the coverage metric in Iqra?

The coverage metric shows the percentage of Quranic words you can recognize based on the roots you have learned. Mastering the first dozen most common roots can help you understand roughly 25% of the Quranic text.

Does Iqra have ads?

No, Iqra is designed to be ad-free and does not display any advertisements. The app prioritizes a focused learning experience without interruptions.

How is user progress tracked in Iqra?

User progress is tracked through the coverage metric, indicating the percentage of Quranic words recognized based on learned roots. All review history and progress are stored locally on the user's device.

What is the learning methodology used by Iqra?

Iqra employs a spaced repetition system (SM-2) for efficient memorization and review. It also emphasizes learning vocabulary through its root words, which is a fundamental aspect of Quranic Arabic.

Is Iqra available on multiple devices?

Currently, Iqra is supported on iPhones. The app's progress is tied to your Apple ID if you choose to sign in, ensuring your data is linked to your account.

How often is Iqra updated?

The latest version of Iqra is 1.4, and it was last updated on May 23, 2026. The developer, Suff Syed, aims to provide a reliable and consistent learning tool.

What makes Iqra different from other Quran study apps?

Iqra focuses specifically on vocabulary acquisition through root analysis and spaced repetition, offering a quiet and distraction-free learning environment. It avoids analytics and unnecessary notifications to keep the user focused on the text.