
Ishraq — Daily Quran Verse
A verse to light your morning
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Designed and developed in Saudi Arabia by a Saudi team. Free, with no ads.
Ishraq brings you one meaningful verse from the Holy Quran every day, and everything around it: prayer times with the azan, the Qibla, and the full Mushaf.
• A new verse each day in elegant Uthmani script, with an English translation (Hilali–Khan, King Fahd Complex) and a concise Arabic tafseer (Tafsir al-Muyassar)
• The full Mushaf, page by page as in the printed Madinah mushaf, in the King Fahd Complex Hafs font — offline, with a saved reading place, and Dim and Night modes that are easy on the eyes
• Recite a surah from any page, or from its start, with the verse highlighted and pages turning by themselves; choose from 11 renowned reciters
• Prayer times for your city, calculated on your device (Umm al-Qura by default), with the azan of Sheikh Ali Ahmad Mala, a reminder before each prayer and a monthly table
• Qibla compass with a clear accuracy indicator and guided calibration
• Hijri ⇄ Gregorian date converter (Umm al-Qura), and your choice of main calendar
• Home-screen widget with today's verse and the next prayer
• Gentle reminders — once a day, morning & evening, after each prayer, or at your own times
• Bilingual interface (Arabic & English) with full right-to-left support
• No account and no ads
A simple daily moment of reflection. May it bring a little ishraq — radiance — to your day.
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What's New in Ishraq
3.0.0
November 4, 2026
• The official Quran text: the Madinah Mushaf of the King Fahd Complex, with Quran search and go-to-verse • The Adhkar tab: the morning, evening, after-prayer, sleep and waking adhkar from Hisn al-Muslim, the whole book, and a tasbih • Duha and Witr alerts with a gentle chime, off by default • Friday reminders: preparing for Jumu'ah, Surat al-Kahf, blessings on the Prophet and the last hour, with a Friday card on the home screen • A Zakat al-Fitr reminder on 29 Ramadan, with how to pay it • Stop the azan with one tap from the alert • Qibla is now inside Prayer Times
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