Explore Quran, prayer, hadith, Arabic-learning and community apps. Compare real screenshots and sourced store information, then find what fits.
Search and copy text from the official Shamela Islamic-reference library on mobile. Useful for locating passages in study and research; check the edition and context of the original book when citing a result.
A Quran learning resource for deaf students following the Saudi school curriculum. Sign-language videos accompany lesson organization and recitation practice; check compatibility because its listed release is older.
Listen to Saber Abdul-Hakam reciting the recognized ten qira'at and select a verse range for practice. Playback-speed controls and repetition help learners compare or rehearse a chosen narration.
Practice letters, pronunciation and tajweed rules with audiovisual examples and quizzes. Speech feedback and shareable recordings can help identify what to discuss with a teacher, rather than certify a recitation automatically.
Read Dr. Mustafa Khattab's English translation from its publisher, Al-Furqaan Foundation. The app combines thematic reading, explanatory notes and Quran audio for readers seeking an accessible English companion.
Practice frequently occurring Quranic Arabic words through short lessons and active recall. Designed for learners without prior Arabic knowledge, with documented support for Malay, English, Indonesian, Turkish and Malayalam.
Find supplications organized by occasion, including Hajj and Umrah, with references to Quran and Sunnah. Reminders, favorites and customizable reading settings support regular use.
Keep Quranic and prophetic supplications and morning/evening adhkar in a simple reader. Audio, favorites and adjustable fonts help with pronunciation and a consistent personal routine.
Search al-Sa'di's collected writings, including his Quran commentary, with references aligned to printed volumes. Topic organization, notes and bookmarks make the library practical for students and researchers.
Read research papers and explore related multimedia from Yaqeen Institute. The app brings the nonprofit's educational work to mobile; assess each paper through its references and named authors rather than treating inclusion as certification.
Follow Ibn Uthaymeen's commentary on the Hanbali fiqh text with linked audio and searchable explanations. Topic trees, student questions and notes help navigate a substantial course of study.
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