Daily Quran reading
IQRA turns the mushaf into a calm, full-screen flow: Uthmani Arabic above, translation below, one ayah per screen. Swipe to read, listen word by word, and watch your hatim grow from the first ayah to the last.
No page numbers, no clutter, no losing your place. One ayah, beautifully set over a calm photograph; everything you read is remembered, and the app quietly turns it into a hatim.
Each screen holds one ayah: Uthmani Arabic on top, translation below, transliteration if you want it. Type size and tone are yours to set, and your choices apply instantly to every ayah.
Every ayah you read is marked, juz by juz. Pick a pace: the traditional one juz a day, or as little as five minutes. IQRA sets a daily goal and shows your estimated finish.
Tap play and the ayah is recited while each word lights up in turn. Follow the Arabic with your eyes and your ears, at your own pace, as many times as you like.
One juz a day, or five minutes. The plan adapts and never scolds.
One ayah per screen, in the order of the mushaf, from Al-Fatiha to An-Nas.
Recitation with word-by-word highlighting, plus optional soundscapes.
Daily goals, surah celebrations, and a hatim ring that follows you to the Home Screen.
From the script on the screen to the widget on your wrist, every part of IQRA serves one habit: a little Quran, every day, until the hatim is complete.
A daily habit survives on reminders you do not have to open. IQRA puts your progress where your eyes already are: the Home Screen, the Lock Screen and your wrist.
Small and medium widgets show your hatim percentage, today's goal, your bookmark and a week strip of how the last seven days went. One tap opens the app at your ayah.
A circular ring, a rectangular summary or a single inline line above the clock: your reading, visible every time you raise the phone.
Glance at today's goal and your hatim progress from your watch, wherever the day takes you. The habit stays close even when the phone stays in your pocket.
IQRA is designed for iPhone, in portrait, one hand. There is no iPad version: this is a pocket practice, made for the phone you actually carry.
The common questions, and the documents the App Store requires. Each lives on its own page.
Hatim plans, translations, recitation, widgets, restoring purchases and cancelling, answered plainly.
LegalWhat we collect, what we deliberately do not, and how to have your data deleted.
LegalYour licence, how the subscription works, and how we treat the text and its sources.
One inbox, read by the people who build the app. Reports about the text or a translation are treated with the highest priority.