Find your way
into the experience.

Read the complete Qur’an through a Surah-based library.

Read Arabic with the text and verse references kept together.

Move between Surahs and specific ayat without losing the reading context.

Use related Qur’an experiences from one reading workspace.

Keep supported reading bookmarks in a Personal account.

Read in a page-oriented Mushaf with a quiet reading surface.

Go to a page and continue naturally through the Mushaf.

Fit the page or explore its detail with the available reading controls.

Open related study from the ayah you are reading.

Adjust supported text and reading display preferences.

Read attributed translation editions, with Sahih International as the ordinary unset English default.

Compare supported translation editions while keeping the same ayah in view.

Choose a calm light, dark or device appearance.

Move from a verse to its translation and related study resources.

Select a Qur’anic word to explore its supplied study information.

Find available lessons and source readings related to the surrounding ayah.

Read available Tafsir with its source attribution.

Keep the Qur’anic passage connected to the explanation you open.

Explore supplied word-level meanings in the verse context.

Inspect supplied grammatical and morphological information where available.

Open available lexical references without replacing the meaning of the occurrence.

Explore supplied root information with source and context qualifications.

Build familiarity with Qur’anic vocabulary through available study and practice.

Revisit supported vocabulary in a Personal learning workflow.

Listen through the available source-attributed reciter catalogue.

Select supported Surahs or passages for focused listening.

Use repetition controls to hear a passage again.

Arrange supported listening selections and move through the queue.

Use the available playback and speed controls.

Keep recitation and the relevant reading context connected.

Use the supported sequence and direction options for a chosen listening plan.

Organize work around explicit Qur’anic ranges.

Work through supported practice with the original ayat close at hand.

Use the available concealment and reveal tools for active recall.

Return to passages that need review through the existing review workflow.

Keep practice and learner-reported progress in a Personal account.

Find supported due and focus work without assembling a plan from scratch.

Recite selected complete ayat, record your own first-attempt experience, then compare.

Use explicit complete-ayah selections for a temporary recall check.

Return to the reported difficult ayah or connection for further practice.

Saved test drafts and history are being prepared for supported accounts.

Private recording is being prepared, with availability varying by account and device.

Discover available textual similarities between Qur’anic passages.

Follow shared wording and branching continuations through the existing Similar Ayat experience.

Move from a phrase comparison back to complete canonical verses.

Hear available recitation from a similarity comparison.

Use supported Personal controls to keep a confusing comparison for later attention.

Explore a source-qualified confusing passage and return to the original Hifz task.

Mutashābihāt 2.0 is expanding reusable discovery across Surahs, Juz, Hizb, Rubʿ, pages and custom ranges.

The active revamp consolidates redundant nested phrases while preserving meaningful distinct relationships.

Multi-level trees and responsive comparison workspaces remain part of the active development program.

A fuller layer of reviewed explanations, context and memory aids remains in development.

Additional source-backed Challenges and Hifz connections remain in development.

Full-ayah and compact study references are in development as part of the broader Mutashābihāt workspace.

Follow supported lessons with an intentional learning sequence.

Begin with introductory reading and foundational Islamic learning.

Discover supported beginner, intermediate and advanced learning material.

Recognize letters, dots and written forms through guided practice.

Study how Arabic letters join and how marks shape reading.

Explore supported language lessons and Qur’anic examples.

Study supported Tajweed rules and their source-grounded examples.

Hear the supplied pronunciation examples alongside their provenance.

Study selected practical worship and reasoning lessons with attributed qualifications.

Explore the supported introductory belief lessons and source readings.

Learn selected episodes and themes through sourced readings and practice.

Read complete supporting reports and study supported Hadith concepts.

Explore supported source-reading and Qur’anic understanding lessons.

Work through supported conduct and careful-reporting learning journeys.

Receive specific feedback and revisit the relevant explanation.

Revisit eligible lessons and weak or due work through the supported review paths.

Discover supported Islamic learning readings alongside lesson pathways.

Use supported subject, author, work, language and other discovery filters.

Explore the Islamic history material present in the learning library.

Open attributed readings and related learning context.

Practise supported Qur’an, Arabic, Hadith, Seerah, Fiqh, belief, devotional and Tajweed subjects.

Use the explanation and supporting context after an answer.

Open available source evidence and return to the learning task.

Encounter the supported selection, ordering, matching and contextual practice formats.

Work through supported recognition, comprehension and application questions.

Use account-scoped practice and review where available.

Practise supplied wording, vocabulary and understanding tasks.

Practise eligible source-backed Hadith questions.

Move from eligible lessons and readings to related practice.

Explore the source-attributed native Hadith reading library.

Browse the supported collection categories and supplied publications.

Find reports through their supplied topic hierarchy.

Search available Arabic text and supplied English translations.

Read complete supplied report bodies, with missing translations stated honestly.

Inspect the available collection, source locator and publisher attribution.

See grade and grading attribution when the source provides it.

Use supported private bookmarks and recent-reading tools.

Follow available connections between Hadith readings and structured lessons.

Find supported Adhkar and Duʿāʾ by occasion.

Read the supported morning and evening remembrance collections.

Read supplied Arabic, meaning and source information in a focused view.

Use the available repetition and reading-session controls.

Save supported remembrance entries to a Personal account.

Bring selected entries together into private collections.

Keep personal supplications distinct from sourced religious entries.

Link a supported remembrance practice to a private Today intention.

Use supported connected learning and practice for eligible devotional sources.

View the daily prayer schedule for the chosen location.

Choose supported prayer calculation and Asr preferences.

Use supported city, manual or device-location controls.

See the next-prayer guidance and timetable context.

Explore the supported timetable and day navigation.

Configure supported reminders where browser permission and capabilities allow.

Find a map-based direction and use device compass support where available.

Learn the supported essentials and work through an estimate with visible assumptions.

Prepare through the supplied source-attributed guides and stages.

Explore the guide’s steps, sources and supported planning controls.

Bring supported reading, review, worship and learning actions together.

Choose a manageable private routine and record the actions you complete.

Return to supported reading context from your personal day.

Find eligible lesson and practice follow-up from Today.

Keep personal reflection in the account-scoped Personal space.

Use the supported private prayer journaling experience.

Set learning targets and keep practice distinct from learner reports and teacher evidence.

Use supported target dates, milestones and in-app review prompts.

See supported progress events and plan revisions in their context.

Find reading, appearance, prayer, routine, privacy and device options in one place.

Use readable layouts, supported enlarged text, keyboard paths and motion preferences.

Use the responsive web experience on supported phones, tablets and desktops.

Prepare supported public reading resources for offline use through the device controls.

Inspect available downloads and storage controls.

Find supported account, export and deletion controls.

Replay the available introduction and find help and source information.

Open supported public reading and utilities as a Guest.

Discover supported public content and destinations through shared search.

Move from a supported result to its reading or learning surface.

Find attribution and supporting references where supplied.

Keep Qur’anic text, source explanation and Riwaq-authored teaching distinct.

Personal worship and study records are separate from permission-based Education access.

Separate organization and class workspaces support the developing Education experience.

Roles and invitations govern institutional access.

Teachers will be able to assign Qur’anic passages within a separate Education workspace.

Teacher feedback can stay connected to the relevant ayah or word.

Separate views of attempts and learning progress are being prepared for Education.

Guardian relationships require explicit authorization and scoped access.

A source-aware educational view introduces the supported Qirāʾāt material.

A separate native foundation is in development.

The longer-term direction includes more substantial, qualified Islamic learning.

Additional reading and audio resources are being explored as sources become available.