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Read the Quran
The Quran has 114 surahs arranged in 30 juz — 86 revealed in Makkah and 28 in Madinah. Read the Uthmani text with translations side by side, study it word by word, listen ayah by ayah and open classical tafsir under any verse.
Translations
- Saheeh International
- Fateh Muhammad Jalandhry
- Muhiuddin Khan
- Kementerian Agama
- Diyanet İşleri
Tafsir
- Tafsir Ibn Kathir · Hafiz Ibn Kathir
- Tafsir as-Saʿdi · ʿAbd al-Rahman al-Saʿdi
- Tafsir Ibn Kathir (Urdu) · Hafiz Ibn Kathir
- Bayan ul Quran · Dr. Israr Ahmad
- Tafsir Ibn Kathir (abridged) · Hafiz Ibn Kathir
- Tafsir al-Jalalayn · al-Mahalli & al-Suyuti
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The hadith library
Nine collections — the six canonical books, Muwatta Malik, an-Nawawi’s Forty and Forty Hadith Qudsi — in Arabic with English, Urdu and other translations. Every grading is shown exactly as stated by the scholar who made it.
- Sahih al-Bukhari7,563 hadith
- Sahih Muslim7,563 hadith
- Sunan Abi Dawud5,274 hadith
- Jamiʿ at-Tirmidhi3,956 hadith
- Sunan an-Nasaʾi5,758 hadith
- Sunan Ibn Majah4,341 hadith
- Muwatta Malik1,858 hadith
- The Forty Hadith of an-Nawawi42 hadith
- Forty Hadith Qudsi40 hadith
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Daily worship
Everything for the day’s remembrance, from waking to sleeping, with sources for every word.
Tasbih of Fatimah · After-prayer tasbih · Istighfar · SubḥānAllāhi wa biḥamdihiDurood & SalaamDurood Ibrahim as said in prayer, the short salawat and the salaam of the tashahhud.
Prayer times & Qibla
Prayer times are calculated on your device from your location and the method used where you live. Choose Standard or Hanafi for Asr, and adjust any prayer by a few minutes to match your mosque.
Calculation methods
- Muslim World League
- Egyptian General Authority
- University of Islamic Sciences, Karachi
- Umm al-Qura, Makkah
- Dubai
- Qatar
- Kuwait
- Moonsighting Committee
- Singapore (MUIS)
- Diyanet, Turkey
- Institute of Geophysics, Tehran
- ISNA, North America
Qibla from London: 119° (SE)
In the Android and iOS apps, reminders arrive at each prayer time you choose — with the adhan, a beep or silently.
Prayer times & Qibla →The life of the Prophet ﷺ
Ten chapters follow the Seerah from the Year of the Elephant to the passing of the Prophet ﷺ in Madinah, each with lessons, the people involved and a map of the places.
- 1Birth and early life in MakkahThe Year of the Elephant, an orphaned childhood, and the care of his grandfather and uncle.
- 2Childhood and youthA shepherd, a trusted merchant and "al-Amin", married to Khadijah and chosen to place the Black Stone.
- 3The first revelation in the Cave of HiraJibril brings the first verses, Khadijah believes, Waraqah confirms, and the message begins.
- 4Early Muslims and persecution in MakkahThe first believers, the public call, persecution, Abyssinia, the boycott, the Year of Sorrow, Taʾif and the Night Journey.
- 5The Hijrah to MadinahThe pledges of al-ʿAqabah, the plot against him, the Cave of Thawr, Suraqah, and the arrival at Quba and Madinah.
- 6Building the Muslim community in MadinahThe Prophet’s Mosque, the brotherhood of the Muhajirun and Ansar, the charter of Madinah, the qiblah and the adhan.
- 7Major battles and peace treatiesBadr, Uhud, the Trench, the Treaty of al-Hudaybiyyah, Khaybar and the letters to kings.
- 8The Conquest of MakkahThe truce is broken, Makkah opens almost without fighting, a general amnesty, the idols removed, Hunayn and Tabuk.
- 9The Farewell Pilgrimage and final sermonThe only Hajj of the Prophet ﷺ, the sermon at ʿArafah and the completion of the religion.
- 10The passing of the Prophet ﷺHis final illness, Abu Bakr leading the prayer, his passing in ʿAʾishah’s room, and Abu Bakr’s steadying words.
The Companions
Meet the Sahabah — Abu Bakr, ʿUmar, ʿUthman, ʿAli, Khadijah, ʿAʾishah, Bilal and many more — through their lives, sacrifices and the lessons they left us.
Meet the Companions →Islamic history
From Adam to ʿIsa عليهم السلام, from the raising of the Kaʿbah to the Ottoman era — stories of the prophets, the great caliphates, the scholars and scientists, and the art they left behind.
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Step-by-step guides to wudu and salah, short courses, the Arabic alphabet with pronunciation, and quizzes to check what you know.
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How are prayer times calculated?
On your device, from your location, using a standard method such as Muslim World League, Umm al-Qura, Karachi or ISNA. You can choose the method and Standard or Hanafi Asr, and adjust each prayer by minutes.
Where do the translations and hadith come from?
The Arabic Quran text is Tanzil Uthmani. Each translation, tafsir and hadith collection shows its edition and translator; hadith gradings are quoted from the named scholars.
Does it work offline?
Prayer times, Qibla, duas, adhkar and the 99 Names work offline. In the apps, surahs, tafsir and hadith you have opened are saved for offline reading.
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English and Urdu are complete. Arabic, Bengali, Indonesian, Malay, Turkish, French and Persian are being added.
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Use “Report a correction” at the bottom of any page. Every report is checked by a reviewer, and changes to Quran text or references need a second approver.
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