Question 1

How can I learn the Quran online for free?

Accepted Answer

Deen Path is a free Quran learning companion that pairs Arabic with Bosnian (Korkut) and English (Sahih International) translations, plus Mishary Alafasy audio recitation, on every ayah of all 114 surahs. There is no signup wall on the Quran reader, prayer times, qibla, duas, glossary or 8-week beginner path. Open mydeenpath.com on any browser, phone or tablet.

Question 2

Where do I start learning Islam as a beginner?

Accepted Answer

Start with the five pillars: shahada (faith), salah (the five daily prayers), zakah (charity), sawm (Ramadan fasting), and hajj (pilgrimage). Deen Path's 8-week learning path at mydeenpath.com/learn walks through these in order with short daily lessons, suggested ayahs, and beginner duas to memorise — written in mainstream Sunni terms with Hanafi-aware notes.

Question 3

How do I learn to pray Salah step by step?

Accepted Answer

The five daily prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha) each have a fixed number of rakahs and a specific sequence: takbir, recitation of Surah Al-Fatihah, ruku (bowing), sujud (prostration), and tashahhud. Deen Path's How to Pray guide at mydeenpath.com/how-to-pray takes beginners through each prayer one rakah at a time with the Arabic phrases, transliteration, and English meaning.

Question 4

Which Quran translation does Deen Path use?

Accepted Answer

Deen Path shows three editions side by side on every ayah: Arabic Uthmani, the Bosnian Korkut translation (the standard Bosnian Muslim translation), and the English Sahih International translation. Audio recitation is by Mishary Rashid Alafasy. All translations are sourced from alquran.cloud.

Question 5

Is Deen Path Sunni or Shia, and does it follow a specific madhab?

Accepted Answer

Deen Path follows mainstream Sunni teaching and treats all four Sunni madhabs (Hanafi, Maliki, Shafi'i, Hanbali) with respect. The Bosnian community follows Hanafi practice, which is reflected in the default Asr calculation method and prayer-time choices, but users can switch madhab and prayer calculation method freely. The AI tutor explicitly defers to a local imam on personal-status, finance, medical, or oaths questions.

Question 6

Is there a free Quran app in Bosnian (na bosanskom)?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Deen Path is a free Quran app with the standard Bosnian Korkut translation (Besim Korkut prijevod) shown side by side with the Arabic Uthmani text and the English Sahih International translation on every ayah. Recitation is by Mishary Alafasy. Available on the web at mydeenpath.com and on Android via Google Play (com.bozmaps.deenpath). No signup, no paywall on the Qur'an reader, prayer times, qibla, duas or the 8-week beginner path.

Question 7

What is the best Quran app for beginners?

Accepted Answer

A beginner-friendly Quran app should: (1) show Arabic next to a translation you can read, (2) include audio recitation so you can follow along, (3) have prayer times and qibla in the same app, and (4) explain Islamic terms in plain language. Deen Path provides all four — Arabic + Bosnian (Korkut) + English (Sahih) side by side, Mishary Alafasy audio, prayer times with multiple madhabs, qibla, a glossary, an 8-week beginner path, and an AI tutor with mainstream Sunni guardrails. Free on web and Android.

Question 8

How can I learn the Quran in Bosnian?

Accepted Answer

Open the Quran reader at mydeenpath.com/quran. Every ayah of all 114 surahs is shown in Arabic Uthmani with the Besim Korkut Bosnian translation (the standard translation used by the Bosnian Muslim community) and the English Sahih International translation directly underneath, plus a tap-to-play Mishary Alafasy audio recitation. The 8-week beginner path at mydeenpath.com/learn introduces the five pillars, basic duas and short surahs to memorise, with Hanafi-aware notes for Bosnian users.

Question 9

How accurate are the prayer times on Deen Path?

Accepted Answer

Prayer times are calculated by aladhan.com using your device location and your chosen method (MWL by default, with ISNA, Egyptian, Makkah, Karachi, and Tehran available). Asr can be Standard (Shafi'i/Maliki/Hanbali) or Hanafi. Methods and Asr school are user-selectable at mydeenpath.com/prayer-times/method.

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