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القرآن الكريم
A clearer way into the Quran
Read any sura in Arabic and English, or in any of 45 translations. Listen to the reciter you like, pick up where you left off, and see how all 6,236 verses connect.
114 suras · 6,236 verses · 22 recitations
Start here
Begin
The Quran itself is the front door. Open a sura, pick up where you stopped, or start with today's verse.
Quran reader
All 114 suras in Arabic and English, with 22 recitations.
Ask the Quran
Ask in your own words. Every answer is built from verses you can open and check yourself.
Today’s verse
One shared verse each day, with your reading kept privately on this device.
Browse by subject
Follow a subject and see everywhere it comes up across the book.
Guidance indexed
Every verse that gives guidance, sorted by who it speaks to and what part of life it touches.
Istikhara reflection
Hold a question in mind, let chance pick a place in the book, and sit with what comes up.
Ways into the Quran
Four ways in for readers arriving from another faith, starting with the questions they actually bring.
See the whole
Explore
One sky holding all 6,236 verses. It changes shape as you explore, and you never lose your place.
We show our working
Study
Six ways to look closely: the book's shape, its sound, its language, who it speaks to, and the world it points at. Each one shows how it was measured, and what it cannot tell you.
Curated ways in
Collections
Beloved passages, a painting for every sura, and stories for younger readers. All of it tied back to the text.
Beloved passages
The Names, the Throne, the Light, and other passages given singular treatments.
Sura gallery
An illuminated painting for every sura, in a Persian style, with no figures drawn.
Figures & creatures
Eighty-three portraits. People are drawn through their objects and places, never their faces.
Kid Stories
Six illustrated Quran stories to read together, with more for a child who wants to go further.
What this site holds itself to
- Every sentence the AI writes carries a verse citation you can check.
- It surfaces verses and never issues rulings. Questions of law go to scholars.
- The Arabic comes from Tanzil, unchanged. Nobody types a verse into a page here.
- What you read is kept on your own device, never sold, never advertised against.
