✦ Our promise
No paraphrased verses. No invented hadiths. No opinions dressed up as scripture. Every word is from a source we can name.
If we cannot find a scholar-backed source for something, it does not ship.
Where every word comes from
Qurʼan, Arabic
Uthmani text from Quran.com, the standard mushaf used across the Muslim world.
English translation
Sahih International, the most widely respected modern English translation.
Translations in your language
One established translation per app language, from alquran.cloud: Besim Korkut (Bosnian, in print since 1977), Diyanet İşleri (Turkish), Bubenheim & Elyas (German), Muhammad Hamidullah (French), Fateh Muhammad Jalandhry (Urdu) and Muhiuddin Khan (Bengali).
Recitation
Mishary Rashid Alafasy via Quran.com, with word-level segment timings for the karaoke highlight.
Tafsir
Tafsir al-Jalalayn by Jalal al-Din al-Mahalli (d. 1459) and Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti (d. 1505). Arabic public domain by age; English translation by Feras Hamza, freely licensed via the Royal Aal al-Bayt Institute (altafsir.com).
Prayer times
Aladhan API with the calculation method and madhab you choose. Same numbers every Islamic calendar app uses.
AI tutor
Google Gemini, instructed in writing to follow mainstream Sunni scholarship, refuse anything it cannot cite, and cross-check against Qurʼan and hadith before answering.
Hadith
The open fawazahmed0/hadith-api dataset, served from jsDelivr: Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim and the Forty Hadith of an-Nawawi in Arabic, with English, Bengali, French, Turkish and Urdu editions. Readers of other languages see English beside the Arabic.
What we never do
Paraphrase the Qurʼan in our own words.
Invent a hadith, or attach a citation we have not verified.
Present a personal opinion as scripture or fatwa.
Ship a translation, transliteration, or tafsir before we can name its source.