Scanned copy of King Saud University Quran website
An application for the Electronic Mushaf Project at King Saud University, designed to help Muslims read the َQuran, understand its verses, and memorize it. It’s scanned Mushaf pages are ready for download and can be saved on the device for offline reading without an internet connection. The application also includes an audio library featuring recitations by a number of renowned reciters, categorized by Madinah Mushaf, the colored Tajweed Mushaf, or the Mushaf with Warsh narration. The app provides options for repeating verses and automatic stopping at the end of a surah, page, or juz’. The app relies on several well-known Tafsir sources, such as Tafsir Al-Sa‘di, Ibn Kathir, and Al-Qurtubi, in addition to Quranic parsing (I‘rab) by Qasim Da‘as, Tafsir Al-Jalalayn translated into Indonesian, and Tafsir Al-Sa‘di translated into Russian. Tafsir content can be downloaded or viewed directly while reading. The app enhances the user experience through: - Index of surahs, verses, or page numbers. - Smart keyword search within the Quranic text for quick navigation. - Displaying the number of occurrences when searching for similar verses. - Translations of the meanings of the Quran into more than 20 different languages. - Easy sharing of verses by copying the text or sharing an image of the page. - Bookmarks to help track daily reading and memorization progress. The app also provides Quran memorization tests, where verses on the page are hidden and only appear when tapped, allowing for self-assessment. Users can also specify the start and end points by verse number and surah name.
