Ayaverse is a Quran reader with tafsir, translation, recitation and community reading circles. Read one passage at a time in a calm vertical reader, then explore the meaning at your own pace. For anyone who wants to make room for the Quran in daily life: new readers, returning readers and people building a regular reading habit. Reading and listening need no account. Ayaverse is free to download. READ AT YOUR PACE Open a surah and scroll through its ayahs. Choose Uthmani or Simple Arabic script, adjust the Arabic text size and switch between light and dark themes. Listen to recitation as you read. EXPLORE THE MEANING Open the Arabic tafsir and the available translation alongside a passage. The interface supports English, Arabic, Spanish, French and Portuguese; interface language does not imply a translation in every language. Source information helps you see where the text comes from. OPTIONAL TAJWEED COLOURS Turn colour guidance on when you want help recognising tajweed rules, or leave it off for a simpler page. Colours are a reading aid, not a replacement for learning with a teacher. FIND A PLACE TO BEGIN Browse all 114 surahs, each with its own painting. Return to the reader and continue one passage at a time. Explore adhkar from Hisn al-Muslim and 2,328 hadiths sourced from HadeethEnc. READ WITH A COMMUNITY An optional account lets you keep reading activity, follow your khatm progress and join reading circles. Profiles start private. Manage your visibility, report concerns and block people through the community controls. Accounts are for ages 13 and up; children can keep reading without an account. QUESTIONS Do I need to sign in to read the Quran? No. Quran reading, tafsir, translation, recitation, hadith and adhkar are available without an account. Personal statistics and community features require sign-in. What does khatm progress show? It records credited on-screen reading in a Quran completion cycle. Reading counts describe activity, not worship or understanding. Can I choose how Arabic text looks? Yes. Choose Uthmani or Simple script, change the text size and enable or disable tajweed colours. Where do the hadith and adhkar come from? Hadiths are sourced from HadeethEnc; adhkar come from Hisn al-Muslim. See the Sources section in the app for attribution.
