Iqra: Quran Memorization, Hifz

Iqra is a Quran memorization (hifz) app and hifz tracker that listens as you recite. Open the Mushaf, Madani or 15 line Quran Pak, and recite aloud: Iqra follows you word by word on the page and notes possible mistakes, so you can revise your hifz, test it with Test Me and keep up your daily muraja'ah.

READ, RECITE, LISTEN
• Three modes at the bottom of the page: Read, Recite and Listen
• Focus leaves only the page on screen; it comes on by itself while you recite or listen

RECITE AND REVISE
• Tap the microphone and begin: the page follows your recitation word by word
• Possible slips, such as a word missed, changed or added, a letter said as another or a wrong short vowel (harakah), are listed for review
• Repeating a word or restarting an Ayah is recognized, not marked as a mistake
• Recite any passage to find where it is in the Quran, with similar verses (mutashabihat)
• Progress shows your activity, the pages you have recited and your mistakes in one place

MEMORIZE (HIFZ)
• Hide the words and each one appears as you recite it; tap the bulb for a hint of the next word
• Repeat an Ayah, or a stretch up to the end of the page, the Surah or an Ayah you choose, as often as you need, with adjustable pauses and speed
• Test Me, a Quran memorization test: Iqra opens Ayahs at random from a Surah, a Juz, pages or what you know by heart, for you to recite from memory; weak pages come up more often
• After each question, your score and slips; the Ayahs you missed can be tested again, and past tests are kept in Progress

LISTEN
• Well-known reciters in Murattal, Mujawwad and Muallim (teaching) styles
• Listening starts at the Ayah you are reading; the page follows the reciter word by word

READ AND REFLECT
• Madani Mushaf (1421H and 1405H), Ottoman naskh in the style of Sheikh Hamdullah, IndoPak (13, 15 and 16 lines) and Uthmani digital text, one tap away on the Mushaf button
• Iqra first opens in the Mushaf most read in your country
• Three layouts: Pages, as printed; Continuous, every page in one scroll in larger letters you size with two fingers, with autoscroll; and Tafsir, with translations and tafsirs in full under each Ayah
• Optional Tajweed colors (Android 12 and later); Ayahs of Sajdah are highlighted on the page
• Translations of the meanings of the Quran in over 70 languages, English and Urdu among them, and word-by-word meanings in 10 languages; your language's translation is built in
• Over 100 tafsirs in more than 30 languages, including Ibn Kathir, al-Muyassar, as-Sa'di, al-Mukhtasar, al-Qurtubi and at-Tabari; each downloads once, then works offline
• Meanings & Tafsirs: choose the translations and tafsirs you study, and which of them read under each Ayah in the Tafsir view
• Search by Surah name or by the words of an Ayah or its translation; typos and other spellings are forgiven
• Reading history, and light, sepia and dark themes
• On phones, tablets and foldables, upright or on their side; a tablet on its side or a foldable opened like a book shows two facing pages
• Iqra in 9 languages; choose yours in Settings

KHATM
• Keep each khatm on its page: as you read on, it moves forward with you
• Several khatms side by side, each with Continue and Mark Page; set the page with − and + or type it

YOUR LIBRARY
• Save any Ayah with one tap, and keep Ayahs in collections: Hifz, Dua and Tadabbur come ready, and you can add your own
• Write notes on an Ayah or a passage, and read them again in tafsir and in the Tafsir view
• An Ayah you slipped on is saved to Hifz in one tap
• Your library stays on your device and can be exported to a file

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Speech recognition runs on your device; your recitation is not uploaded while you recite
• No account, no ads, no tracking
• Feedback, and reports from the Mistakes list, are sent only when you send them; Answers shows each one's status and our reply

Mistake detection uses on-device speech recognition and can occasionally mishear, especially with background noise.

Recent changes:
• A new listening model, fine-tuned for Iqra, follows you more closely and marks fewer correct words as mistakes
• On a Mistake: an optional vibration and a sound you choose, set at the top of the Mistakes list or from the bell on a tablet
• A wrong short vowel is now caught on a letter said with an accent, such as ط said like ت
• A sound before your first word, or a word you tap to begin, no longer moves Iqra elsewhere
• Tajweed colors: where a Mushaf style cannot show them, a note says why