Rusukh is a Qur'an and Islamic study companion built on a single rule: it quotes verified sources, or it tells you it cannot answer. It never invents sacred text.
Most study apps let a language model write whatever sounds right. Rusukh does the opposite. Every Qur'anic verse and translation it shows is retrieved verbatim from a verified corpus and checked against the source database before it reaches your screen. When the sources cannot support an answer, Rusukh says so and points you to a qualified scholar - it defers instead of guessing.
THREE PILLARS
Ask
Ask a question in plain language and get an answer assembled only from retrieved, verified passages. Every quotation carries its reference. A scope banner tells you whether a point is well established, whether scholars differ on it, or whether you should consult a scholar about your own situation.
Read
A calm, distraction-free mushaf with a warm reading surface and generous Arabic typography set for tashkeel. Jump straight to a reference by surah or surah:ayah, and bookmark any verse.
Hifz
Memorise with a spaced-repetition schedule built on the traditional Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil cycle. Tap the words you stumbled on and Rusukh logs them, surfaces your weak spots, and brings them back sooner.
BUILT FOR TRUST
• Verbatim quotes only - sacred content is never generated
• Every passage carries provenance: source, reference, translation and checksum
• Defers to a scholar when the sources are inadequate
• Report a mis-citation from inside the app; we treat those reports as urgent
FOR YOUR MASJID
Rusukh can carry your masjid's branding and scholarly preferences, so your community studies with the translations, reciters and positions your imam has chosen.
PRIVACY AND ADS
No social feed, no public profile, and we do not sell your data. Ads on the free tier never appear against sacred content - not in the mushaf, not in an answer, and not during a hifz review. Premium removes ads entirely.
Rusukh is a study aid, not a mufti. For a binding ruling on your own situation, consult a qualified scholar.
Qur'an and hifz - every answer cites its source, or it defers.