
IqraFlow
Quran reading, made a habit
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What's New in IqraFlow
1.1.0
September 6, 2026
Verses of prostration. The ۩ sign now appears on all 15 sajda verses, in every reading layout. When you read one, IqraFlow tells you - and notes that whether the prostration is obligatory depends on your school of thought. Notes on any verse. Add your own note from the verse menu. It saves to your bookmarks, so you can always find it again. Hear the translation. Hold any translation to have it read aloud in its own language. Hold it again to stop. Browsing mode. Tap the eye in the reader to look something up without it counting towards your reading, your streak or your khatm. Teacher mode drills. Choose a range of verses and repeat the whole range, or each verse on its own, as many times as you like - or endlessly. Reserve a part of a shared khatm. Claim a surah or juz before you start reading it, so everyone can see which parts are covered. A new first-time setup. Shorter and clearer, and it now offers to turn on reminders at the end, with an honest account of what we send. Also in this release: - Bookmarked and noted verses are marked on the page itself - Verse images you share include the translation - Synchronised khatms show page numbers in your own mushaf, whether you read the Madani or the IndoPak print - The font-size screen shows real Arabic at every size - Fixed: being signed out while offline, with no way to sign back in - Sheets close when you tap outside them, the back arrow is easier to hit, and reminder time pickers open on the time you set - Downloading a reciter shows its progress, and the translations built into the app now appear on the Downloads screen
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