Iqra: Quran & Arabic Learning

Iqra is your companion for reading the Quran and learning Classical Arabic (Fusha) — from the first Arabic letter to word-by-word Quran understanding. AVAILABLE IN 12 LANGUAGES Use Iqra in English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Malay, Hindi, Bengali, or Chinese. Quran verse translations and word-by-word meanings are available across all supported languages. READ AND UNDERSTAND THE QURAN • All 114 Surahs with Arabic text and translations • Word-by-word meanings, transliteration, grammar, and Arabic roots • Tajweed color highlighting for clearer recitation • Adjustable Arabic font size and comfortable reading mode • Bookmarks, saved reading position, and reading plans • Search across Quran verses • Hifz tools to support memorization LEARN ARABIC STEP BY STEP • A structured path from the Arabic alphabet to grammar • Vocabulary training with flashcards and quizzes • More than 300 useful phrases and real-life learning scenarios • Grammar lessons and a conjugation trainer • Writing practice, dictation, listening exercises, and pronunciation practice • Placement test to help you choose a suitable starting point BUILD A CONSISTENT LEARNING HABIT • Daily learning goals and streaks • Progress overview and weekly activity • Daily challenges, achievements, and XP • A clearly labeled local comparison leaderboard AUDIO, PRONUNCIATION, AND PRAYER TIMES • Listen verse by verse and adjust playback speed • Choose from multiple Quran reciters • Optional pronunciation exercises using speech recognition • Optional prayer times based on a manually entered city PRIVACY FIRST Iqra requires no account and contains no advertising or cross-app tracking. Your learning progress, settings, bookmarks, and reading position stay on your device. Optional Firebase usage analytics remains off unless you explicitly agree, and you can disable it at any time in Settings. Analytics uses no advertising ID and receives no names, email addresses, free-form search text, or precise GPS coordinates from Iqra. Internet access is used for optional services such as Quran audio, speech recognition, prayer times, and—only with consent—usage analytics.