Quran Pages

Quran app for iPhone, iPad and Android

Read, repeat,
remember.

The real Madina mushaf, any ayah on repeat, and prayer times for your city. Free forever, with no ads and no account.

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Free · iPhone and iPad (iOS 17 or later) · Android (8.0 or later)

Al-Fatihah on page 1, its seven ayat in a clean oval inside a painted lapis and gold opening, the surah's name in a cartouche above

The Quran tab

Paper and gold, or lapis and gold.

  • Continue takes you back to the page you left, with Listen and Repeat beside it.
  • The surahs you read lately, then every surah with its own painting.
  • Light is paper and gold. Dark is deep blue and gold. Choose one in Settings.
The Quran tab in Light: Continue with Al-Baqarah on a deep blue panel with Listen and Repeat, the surahs read lately as four round paintings, and the list of surahs The Quran tab in Dark, deep blue and gold: Continue with Al-Baqarah, the surahs read lately, and the list of surahs
  • The painting for Al-Fatihah in the list of surahs
  • The painting for Al-Baqarah in the list of surahs
  • The painting for Al-Kahf in the list of surahs
  • The painting for Maryam in the list of surahs
  • The painting for Ya-Sin in the list of surahs
  • The painting for Ar-Rahman in the list of surahs
  • The painting for Al-Mulk in the list of surahs
  • The painting for Al-Qadr in the list of surahs
  • The painting for Al-'Asr in the list of surahs
  • The painting for Quraysh in the list of surahs
  • The painting for Al-Ikhlas in the list of surahs
  • The painting for An-Nas in the list of surahs

Repeat

Play any ayah over and over.

  • Tap an ayah. To play more than one, tap the first and the last.
  • Choose how many times each ayah plays, and a pause after it so you can recite.
  • Or press Listen to play from this page to the end of the surah.
  • 31 reciters. It keeps playing when your phone is locked.
  • An ayah you have played once plays again with no internet.
  • Or save any surah, or all 114, ahead of time: go to Settings, then Saved recitations.
Surah Al-Mulk on page 562 with ayat 1 to 4 chosen, and Repeat at the foot of the page The Repeat sheet for Al-Mulk, ayat 1 to 4: how many times each ayah plays, the reciter, and saving the surah to play with no internet

The mushaf

The real Madina mushaf.

  • Page 562 here is page 562 in your printed Quran, line for line.
  • Madina, Classic and Indopak prints. The Madina print can show tajweed colours.
  • The Indopak 15-line pages in the book's own calligraphy, checked line by line. Painted in the style of the old Qurans of India.
  • Find any ayah: type a surah and a number, like Baqarah 255. New
  • 19 translations in 17 languages, and a short tafsir for every ayah in 9 languages. Press and hold a word to see what it means.
The opening of Al-Baqarah on page 2, its first five ayat in a clean oval inside a painted gold and blue page The opening of Al-Baqarah in the Indopak 15-line mushaf, in the printed book's own calligraphy, framed in a Mughal painting of red, gold and blue flowers

Salah

Prayer times for your own city.

  • Prayer times by the method most people use in your country. They change when you travel. New
  • A countdown to the next prayer, and the whole day on one page with the path of the sun.
  • The qibla on an astrolabe that turns with your phone, and the distance to Makkah. New
  • An adhan or an alarm for each prayer, only if you turn it on.
  • Widgets for the Home Screen and Lock Screen.
The Salah tab in Kuala Lumpur: Asr in 3 hours 1 minute, the path of the sun through the day in gold, and the prayer times The qibla as a gold and blue astrolabe: You are facing the Qibla, 293 degrees from north, 6,970 km to Makkah

Dua

Morning and evening duas.

  • The duas for this time of day come first, under a painted heading.
  • The morning and evening sets, duas after the prayer, and durood.
  • Every dua says where it comes from.
The Dua tab in the evening: the evening set first under a painted lapis and gold heading, then the sets for every day and the duas for when you need them

iPhone Duo and iPad

Two pages open, like a printed Quran.

Open your iPhone Duo, or turn your iPad on its side. Tap the page to show the buttons, and again to hide them. The surah list and the meaning open beside the page.

An open iPhone Duo with the first two Indopak pages side by side, painted in the Mughal style: Al-Fatihah on the right and the opening of Al-Baqarah on the left

Closed, the iPhone Duo shows one page, like any iPhone.

The pen, on iPad

Write notes on the page.

Highlight an ayah, underline a word, or make a mark in the margin, with Apple Pencil or your finger. Your writing goes under the letters, so it never covers the words of the Quran.

Al-Fatihah on an iPad with the pen out: the second ayah highlighted in gold, a red line under the fifth, a blue tick in the margin, and the pen's tools at the foot of the page

1

Highlight, underline, write

Tap the page, then Pen. Choose the pen or the highlighter, and one of five colours. The eraser rubs out.

The pen's bar: the name of the person writing (Me), the pen, the highlighter and the eraser, five colours, and Done The pen's bar in Dark: the name of the person writing (Me), the pen, the highlighter and the eraser, five colours, and Done

2

Everyone keeps their own writing

A family or a class can share one iPad. Tap your name in the pen's bar to choose who is writing, or Add someone. The page shows only that person's writing.

People: Me, and Aisha, Yusuf and Maryam under Others, each with their own writing, and Add someone People in Dark: Me, and Aisha, Yusuf and Maryam under Others, and Add someone
  • Your writing stays on its page. One switch hides it.
  • Kept on your iPad and in its backup, and nowhere else.
  • The pen works on the open iPhone Duo too.

More in the app.

Pick up where you stopped

Continue, at the top of the Quran tab, takes you straight back to the page you left. Under it are the surahs you read lately.

Your days in a row

The Quran tab shows how many days in a row you have read. On Friday, a note on the Quran tab reminds you to read Surah al-Kahf.

Makkan and Madinan

In the list of surahs, the Kaaba marks a Makkan surah, and a mosque marks a Madinan one.

Find your place

The Quran tab lists all 114 surahs, or the 30 juz. Tap a juz to open the page where it starts.

Works with no internet

The mushaf, the translations, the tafsir and the duas are all in the app. Only the recordings are downloaded, each one the first time you play it, or whole surahs ahead of time from Saved recitations in Settings.

The screen stays on

It will not dim or lock while a page is open, so you can read to the end of it without touching the screen.

From the App Store

In their own words.

Best Quran app for the iPhone Duo

Most polished Quran app created, I prefer the indo pak script and this makes it very easy to use with the Duo!

ImmortalChef · Canada, October 2026

Free app

Loved the app, let allah give a place in heaven who made this app for free

Izza_chockly · India, October 2026

Best Quran App

The best well thought out Quran app I ever used. I have used multiple different ones over the last few years but this one is clean, and the UI is very nice. May Allah bless the maker of this app

runnerboy67 · Canada, October 2026

تطبيق رائع جدا

تطبيق مرة حلو يخليك تحفظ جد وشكر خاص للمطور🫡

In English

A really great app

A very nice app. It really makes you memorize. Special thanks to the developer.

ناقد اسطوري · Saudi Arabia, September 2026

Questions

Before you download.

Is it really free?

Yes, and it always will be. No ads ever, no subscription, nothing to buy, and no account to make.

Is the mushaf the same as my printed one?

Yes. The Madina pages match the printed mushaf line for line. The Indopak 15-line pages were checked line by line against the printed book. The painting is only around the words.

Do I need the internet?

Only to download a recitation: the first time you play it, or ahead of time from Settings, then Saved recitations. The mushaf, translations, tafsir and duas are inside the app.

Does the app listen to me?

No. The app cannot use the microphone. Nothing you recite is heard or recorded.

The gold moves with my phone. Is that tracking me?

No. The app reads only how the phone is tilted, to move the light on the gold. It keeps nothing and sends nothing.

Is it on Android?

Yes. It is on Google Play, the same app as on iPhone and iPad.

Something else? The Support page answers more, and a real person reads every email.

Our promise

Free forever. No ads, ever.

Quran Pages will always be free, and it will never show an ad. So nothing haram, and nothing you would not want your family to see, can ever appear next to the Quran.

There is no account and we have no servers, so nothing about you comes to us. Your progress stays on your phone or iPad. Read the privacy policy.

  • Free forever
  • No ads, ever
  • No account
  • Your progress stays on your phone

Get Quran Pages. Free forever.

For iPhone, iPad and Android. No ads, ever. No account.

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With thanks to

King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex Quranic Universal Library Quran.com QuranEnc.com Tafsir Center for Quranic Studies QuranWBW everyayah.com IslamHouse GeoNames The reciters and translators