Scroll Ayah puts the Quran where your thumb already goes: a calm feed with one ayah per screen and its meaning beneath it. Swipe up for the next verse. A few minutes of scrolling become a few ayat read, heard and kept.
ONE AYAH, THE WHOLE SCREEN
• Every verse of the Holy Quran gets the full screen, in Uthmani script (Hafs).
• "For you" brings a fresh selection of ayat each day. Or read in order from Al-Fatihah, or open any surah.
• Search the Arabic, the translation, a surah name, or a reference like 2:255.
LISTEN AS YOU READ
• 28 recitations, including Mishari al-Afasy, Abdul Basit, Abdur-Rahman as-Sudais, Sa'ud ash-Shuraim, al-Minshawi, al-Husary, Maher al-Muaiqly and Yasser ad-Dossary.
• With eight of them, each word lights up as it is recited.
• Murattal and mujawwad, plus al-Husary's teaching recitation (muallim).
UNDERSTAND THE MEANING
• 13 translations in 10 languages: Pickthall, Saheeh International, Abdel Haleem and Mufti Taqi Usmani in English, plus Urdu, Indonesian, Malay, Turkish, French, Spanish, German, Russian and Bengali.
• Transliteration, if you are still learning to read Arabic.
• Tafsir Ibn Kathir (abridged, in English) one tap away.
START FROM HOW YOU FEEL
• Short lists of Quran verses for when you feel anxious, grateful, sad, hopeful, lonely or tired, or when you are seeking guidance.
A LITTLE, EVERY DAY
• Set a daily goal of 1, 3, 7 or 10 ayat. When it's done, the app tells you so: put the phone down and carry one ayah with you.
• A streak, your week at a glance, and an estimate of when you will finish the whole Quran in order.
• One gentle reminder a day, at the time you choose.
MEMORIZE WITHOUT PRESSURE
• Add any ayah to Memorize and review it after 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days, with more words hidden each time.
SAVE AND SHARE
• Save the ayat that stay with you.
• Share an ayah as a clean image, or as a video with the words lighting up.
• Widgets for today's ayah and your streak.
YOUR LANGUAGE, YOUR PHONE
• Use the app in English, Arabic, Urdu, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Indonesian, Turkish, Bengali or Malay.
• The Arabic text and Pickthall's translation are on the phone, so you can read without internet. Recitations and the other translations need a connection.
• No account, no ads, no tracking. Your goal, streak, saved ayat and memorization stay on your phone.
Recitations and word timings come from Quran.com and everyayah.com; translations and tafsir from Quran.com.
Quran verses for when you feel anxious, sad or hopeful. Listen, memorize, share.