About
Listen to the complete New Testament in the Syriac Turoyo dialect. This app features corrected and recovered chapters for a more accurate audio experience of biblical texts.
What's New in Mgalyun
2.0
May 24, 2026
The app has been rewritten in the Swift programming language instead of Objective-C. Fixed bugs causing chapters to skip 1–2 steps when switching audio tracks. Expanded compatibility with today’s modern iPhone devices (iOS 18+). Updated with a new and modern user interface design. Support for customized appearance in light and dark mode. Implemented functionality for interacting with the app via Bluetooth headsets and the lock screen. Implemented a bookmark system to save and resume audio playback at a specific book, chapter, and playback position.
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FAQ
What content does Mgalyun offer?
Mgalyun provides audio recordings of the complete New Testament, encompassing 27 books including the 4 Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, 21 Epistles, and the Apocalypse of John, all in the Syriac Turoyo dialect.
Is Mgalyun available on Android devices?
Currently, Mgalyun is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Information regarding Android compatibility is not provided.
How often is Mgalyun updated?
The latest version of Mgalyun is 2.0, last updated on May 24, 2026. The app was initially released on January 5, 2017.
What is the age rating for Mgalyun?
Mgalyun has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger audiences as well as adults.
Does Mgalyun have ads?
No, Mgalyun does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free application.
What is the user rating for Mgalyun?
Mgalyun has received an excellent rating of 5.0 stars based on 2 user reviews.
Are there any in-app purchases for Mgalyun?
No, Mgalyun is a free application and does not feature any in-app purchases.
What specific corrections have been made in Mgalyun?
Chapter 5 of the Gospel according to Luke has been recovered and corrected. Additionally, chapters 18-28 of Acts of the Apostles have been corrected to accurately reflect their content, rather than playing chapters from the Gospel according to Matthew.
