Read, study, memorize, and listen — one free Quran app
OpenFurqan is a free, open-source web application for reading and deeply studying the Quran. It pairs a clean, distraction-free reader with a full-featured Study Mode — giving you 20+ translations, 16 audio reciters, local recitation notes, Surah/Juz/Page views, ayah image sharing, Anki-style spaced repetition memorization, word-by-word Arabic analysis, word-synced recitation highlights, local Quran search, Tajweed color-coding, 7+ Tafsir editions, and daily reading statistics. No account, no ads, no payment — just open and read.
Most Quran websites do one thing: display Arabic text with a translation. If you want to study a word's root, you open another tab. If you want to memorize, you download a separate app. If you want Tafsir, that's yet another website.
OpenFurqan was built to end that tab-switching. Reading, studying, memorizing, and listening live in a single fast interface. Tap a word and see its root in Lane's Lexicon. Compare translations from the ayah card. Flip to Tafsir without losing your place. Review flashcards with spaced repetition. Share an ayah as a clean image. Track your streak across days and weeks. All in one place, all free, all without signing up.
The project is independently developed and will always remain free and open source.
English: Sahih International, Arberry, Pickthall, Yusuf Ali, Taqi Usmani, Haleem, Al-Hilali & Khan, Maarif-ul-Quran, Ahmed Raza. Bangla: Muhiuddin Khan, Zohurul Hoque. Urdu: Kanz al-Iman, Bayan-ul-Quran. Plus Hindi, Turkish, French, German, Spanish, and Sinhala. Show multiple translations side by side or open the compare panel from any ayah card.
Use the compare icon on a reader ayah card to review available translations for that verse, then continue into Tafsir when you want deeper commentary.
Alafasy, As-Sudais, Ash-Shuraym, Ash-Shaatree, Al-Muaiqly, Hani Rifai, Abdul Basit (Murattal & Mujawwad), Al-Husary (Standard & Muallim), Al-Minshawi, Al-Ghamdi, al-Ajmy, Ali Jabir, Al Tunaiji, and Ad-Dussary. Adjustable playback speed and continuous surah playback. Supported reciters include word-synced Arabic highlighting during playback.
Record your own recitation in the Notes rail, preview it with a custom player, and save it for replay, download, or deletion later. Your recordings stay on your device and are not uploaded to our servers. Microphone permission is requested only when you choose to record.
Read by Surah (chapter), Juz (para — all 30), or Mushaf Page (all 604). Switch between views instantly. Juz and Page support swipe navigation on mobile.
Spaced repetition flashcards for long-term Quran memorization. See an ayah, rate your recall (Again / Hard / Good / Easy), and the algorithm schedules the next review. Audio autoplay, session stats, streak tracking, word-by-word meaning cards, embedded Study Mode access, and session sharing included.
Select an ayah range, set repetition loops, and practice with audio. Mark ayahs as memorized and track progress across surahs. Complements the SRS flashcards for audio-based drilling.
Morphological breakdown of every word: root, lemma, part-of-speech, and individual word audio. Tap any word to open Word Details, then continue into Root Details and Lane's Lexicon with definitions, Buckwalter transliteration, forms, statistics, and Quran occurrences of that root.
Color-coded pronunciation rules including ikhfaa, idgham, ghunnah, qalqalah, four types of madd, hamzat al-wasl, laam shamsiyah/qamariyah, iqlab, and silent letters. A legend shows what each color means.
Maarif-ul-Quran, Maududi, Ahsanul Bayaan, Mokhtasar, Al-Jalalayn, Kashf Al-Asrar, and Hindi Tafseer. Load Tafsir for any ayah on demand without leaving your reading or use the compare flow to move from translation comparison into commentary.
Bookmarks, personal notes per ayah, customizable reading plans with daily goals, reading statistics with streaks, embedded memorization, local Quran search, and long-term reading history — all in one workspace.
Search Arabic text, translation, transliteration, word meanings, roots, lemmas, and surah names. Root-match results can open Root Details directly for deeper study.
Generate a clean ayah image with Arabic, translation, surah reference, background palettes, and Arabic/English text-size controls. Save the image or share it from your device. Text sharing uses canonical ayah links like /surah/yusuf/53.
Your position is saved per surah, juz, and page — you always resume where you left off. Track daily verses, time spent, current streak, and longest streak automatically.
Accurate prayer times for 31+ countries with 11+ calculation methods. Hanafi and Shafi madhab support. See the next prayer at a glance.
6 themes (Dark, Parchment, Black & White, Dark B&W, Mist, and Sky), 4 Arabic fonts including Scheherazade New as the default, Uthmani or Naskh script, adjustable text sizes, full keyboard shortcuts, and offline PWA support.
All Quranic text, translations, audio recitations, and linguistic data used in OpenFurqan are sourced from well-established, widely trusted Islamic and academic datasets. Every piece of data has been carefully cross-checked, analyzed, and verified for accuracy before being included in the application.
OpenFurqan does not collect personal data. There are no accounts, no tracking pixels, and no analytics cookies. Your bookmarks, notes, recitation recordings, reading progress, and memorization data stay on your device and are not uploaded to our servers. Microphone permission is requested only when you choose to record a recitation note. If you clear your browser data, your saved data may be removed — because it was never stored anywhere else.
OpenFurqan is open source and independently developed. The project is completely free and will remain so. Contributions, feedback, and issue reports are welcome from the community.