A Quran app built to work by ear. Every ayah recited by voices you already know, with the printed page there when you want it — and out of the way when you don't.
Quran Aloud plays the Quran ayah by ayah, so you can stop, repeat and move on at the pace of your own memory. It was built by a low-vision engineer who needed a Quran app that put the ears first — one where nothing depends on being able to see the screen — and then found that everyone else liked it that way too.
Big controls, high contrast, and everything spoken aloud.
What you get
- 49 reciters — Al-Husary, Al-Minshawy, Abdul Basit, Al-Afasy, Al-Sudais and many more: murattal and mujawwad in the Hafs reading, Warsh from Al-Husary, Al-Dosary and Yassin, and the teaching (muʻallim) recordings of Al-Husary and Al-Minshawy for memorising.
- Word-by-word highlighting with eleven of the reciters — each word lights up as it is recited, on the page and in the player.
- The Madinah mushaf, the printed page you already know, with the ayah being recited marked as you listen — or the text on its own, in the size and colours you choose.
- 118 translations in 48 languages, shown beside the Arabic or hidden entirely.
- Three ways to memorise — repeat an ayah until it holds, recite into the gap, or recite from memory and check yourself.
- Bookmarks, a daily streak and reminders — pick up exactly where you left off, keep the habit going, and let the app tap you on the shoulder at the time you choose.
- Share an ayah with its Arabic text and a link that opens straight to it in the app.
- Siri and shortcuts — "Play Quran" by voice on iPhone, and a Play shortcut on the Android home screen.
- Works offline. Download a surah once and it plays without a connection. Al-Fatihah is already there the moment you install.
- Seven app languages — English, Arabic, Urdu, Indonesian, Spanish, French and German — with full right-to-left layout.
Built to be heard
Every control is labelled, every screen works with a screen reader, and the text grows as large as you need. That wasn't added afterwards — it is how the app was built from the first line, and it is why it feels calmer to use than most.
Get the app
Free, and it stays free. Nothing to subscribe to and nothing for sale.
Contact us
A question, a problem, a reciter you miss — write to us here. Every message is read, and we reply by email.