Tajweed Quran – Mushaf Shamil

A colour-coded tajweed Quran, Hafs from ʿAsim, that works offline. Al-Mushaf Al-Shamil is the Madinah Mushaf in the text of the King Fahd Complex, on 604 pages with the same lines as the printed mushaf (1405 AH edition), for reading the Holy Quran, learning tajweed, memorising and review.

What sets it apart: tajweed rules, named above the letters. The letters that carry a rule are coloured, and the names of the rules are written above them in small Arabic script, with the number of counts (harakat) in brackets. No colour chart to learn: you see each rule by name as you read (izhar, ikhfa, idgham, iqlab, madd, qalqalah, hams). Or choose A colour each: every rule in its own colour, with a key.

What is in the app:
• The whole mushaf page as in print on any screen, or Large text, with the rule names still above their letters. A Text size button for larger, thicker letters; Split page in two halves, the unrecited half dimmed; turn pages by fold, fast or continuous scroll.
• Distraction-free reading: the bars hide; hold an ayah for its tools.
• The ayah card: the tajweed rules in the ayah, each with a one-line meaning; tap a rule to keep only its letters in colour.
• Three tafsirs for every ayah, in Arabic, shown under the page as you read: Al-Mukhtasar, Al-Muyassar and As-Sa'di; and a tafsir library: Ibn Kathir, At-Tabari, Al-Baghawi and Al-Jalalayn.
• Meanings of uncommon words: As-Siraj fi Bayan Gharib al-Quran.
• Listening: murattal, mujawwad and teaching (muʿallim) recitations by well-known reciters. Listen on, or repeat an ayah, a group of ayahs, a rubʿ, a hizb or a surah any number of times; speed from 1 to 3; tap a word to hear it; "Listen and repeat".
• Memorise and review: hide words by word, line or ayah; reviews come at growing intervals.
• Adhkar: morning, evening and sleep adhkar and duas, with a counter for each.
• Books: Riyad as-Salihin, An-Nawawi's Forty Hadith and Tuhfat al-Atfal.
• Screen reader mode for blind readers: with TalkBack the mushaf page is read ayah by ayah.
• Search: a word of the Quran without harakat, or its root; a surah; an ayah (2:255), a page or a juz.
• Bookmarks, Continue reading, a daily goal, khatmah progress.
• Four colour themes, night ones among them, following your phone's dark mode; English or Arabic interface.
• Works offline: the mushaf, the three tafsirs, word meanings, adhkar, books and search are in the app; only listening and the tafsir library need the internet.

A word on accuracy:
The rule names and colours are placed by an engine made for this project, which reads the mushaf's own marks and follows the method of a printed tajweed mushaf; its coloured letters were compared with that mushaf's on every page. Learn tajweed from a teacher, and let these names help you. The Quran text is checked by machine against the King Fahd Complex text: it matches word for word. Anything to correct? Write to contact@mushafshamil.com.

Sources:
Quran text and script: King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex. Layout: Quran.com (Quran Foundation). Al-Mukhtasar, Tafsir As-Sa'di and the search roots: Tafsir Center for Quranic Studies (tafsir.net), CC BY 4.0. At-Tafsir Al-Muyassar (King Fahd Complex) and As-Siraj fi Bayan Gharib al-Quran (Dr. Muhammad Al-Khudairi): QuranEnc.com, version 1.0.0. Search keys: Tanzil Project (tanzil.net), CC BY 3.0. Recitations: EveryAyah.com, Quran.com and Quran for Android; each recording's rights stay with its reciter and publisher. The full list is in the app under More → Sources & licences.

This mushaf is a sadaqah jariyah for us: please remember us in your prayers.

Free, with no ads, no subscriptions and no accounts. It sends general usage statistics (opening it, reading five pages, starting a recitation) you can turn off in More, and nothing of what you read or hear; your settings, bookmarks and memorisation stay on your device.
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Recent changes:
New in More: Mushaf digits, to show the ayah numbers, the surah frames and the page number as ١٢٣, as in the printed mushaf, or as 123.
The evening azkar now show the evening's own words, as Hisn al-Muslim gives them, instead of the morning's.