Inside Mus’haf

Familiar pages.
Useful everyday tools.

Explore the current Android app: a fixed 13-line Indo-Pak Mushaf with listening, Quran repeat and memorisation tools alongside the page.

Android is coming soon. These are genuine current app captures; iOS is planned separately.

01 / Reading

The page you recognise.

The fixed 13-line layout from Qamar Apps keeps ayahs in familiar positions. Coloured Tajweed and the Indo-Pak script remain part of the page.

Navigate by Surah, Juz or page.
Bookmark a place and return to your last-read position.
Choose single-page or two-page reading on suitable screens.

Current Android 13-line reading screen at Surah Al-Mulk — Fixed 13-line reading Tap image to view larger.

An ayah selected in the current Android Mushaf — Select a passage Tap image to view larger.

02 / Listening

Hear it. Follow it.
Return to it.

Ayah highlighting connects the recitation to its place on the page.

Eight intended public reciters.
Individual ayah and range repeat, finite or continuous.
Adjustable playback speed.
Background and lock-screen audio controls.

View all eight reciters

Real Sudais playback with active ayah highlighting and Pause control — Ayah playback in the Android app Tap image to view larger.

03 / Memorisation

Practise recall.
Check your progress.

Use Memorise and repeat to work on an ayah or passage. Conceal the selected text, then reveal it when you want to check.

Plan new learning with Sabak.
Record learnt, needs-work and not-learnt statuses.
Organise revision and review your activity history.
Make an optional practice recording and listen back.

Progress reflects your own entries. These tools do not automatically grade your recitation.

Finite repeat and a concealed passage in the genuine Android app — Repeat · Conceal / Reveal Tap image to view larger.

Current Sabak passage in the Hifz planner — Sabak & revision Tap image to view larger.

04 / Organisation

Keep passages close.

Use bookmarks to return to a place, and favourites to save a Surah, ayah or range. Organise saved passages into groups.

Arrange a playlist in Qur’an order or your own order.
Listen to one saved passage or a group in sequence.
Keep basic bookmarks and favourites after the trial.

Audio and playlist playback are included in the full feature set.

Daily playlist containing saved Surahs in the current Android app — Favourites & listening playlists Tap image to view larger.

05 / Offline & backup

Prepare once.
Return when you need.

Read offline once the Mushaf is installed. Download a Surah or a supported reciter catalogue while connected, then manage the stored audio separately from your personal reading data.

Your backup. Your Drive.

Optional backup stores bookmarks, favourites/groups, Hifz progress, planner/history, notes, settings and last-read state in your own Google Drive. Practice recordings stay local unless you separately enable recording backup, which is off by default; downloaded recitation audio is excluded.

Backup & device-change help