Noor Quran

Read, listen, understand & memorise the Holy Quran.

Noor is a free, ad-free and open-source Quran companion built to make the Quran easy to read, listen to, understand and memorise in Arabic, English and Bangla.

What you can do

ReadThe full Quran in Uthmani script with Saheeh International, Abdel Haleem and Bangla (Taisirul Quran) translations, word-by-word meaning, tajweed colours and tafsir.
ListenRecitations by many reciters with ayah-by-ayah audio and word-synced highlighting.
MemoriseA hifz studio with repetition and review to help you memorise at your own pace.
TopicsVerses grouped by feeling, character, family, faith and society, so you can find what the Quran says about what is on your mind.
DuasAuthentic duas from the Quran and Sunnah with Arabic, transliteration, meaning and source.
99 Names of AllahEach Beautiful Name with meaning, explanation, a Quran reference, flashcards and a quiz.
Prayer times & QiblaPrayer times for your location, a Qibla compass and a Hijri calendar.
Khatam journeyA planner and streak tracker to help you complete the Quran.

Data sources & credits

The Quran text and translations are stored in this project as a static corpus generated from open data, so every verse you see on Noor, including those on topic, dua and name pages, comes from the same checked source. Credit and thanks to everyone below.

Quran.com / Quran Foundation API: Quran text in Uthmani and simple script, chapter information, word-by-word data, tajweed text, tafsir, audio timing data and the translations below.
Saheeh International: English translation of the meanings of the Quran.
M.A.S. Abdel Haleem: English translation, The Qur’an (Oxford World’s Classics).
Taisirul Quran (তাইসিরুল কুরআন): Bangla translation.
Tanzil Project: The English transliteration originates from the Tanzil Project’s Quran data.
hadith-api by fawazahmed0: Hadith texts in Arabic, English and Bangla (Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi, Nasai, Ibn Majah, Malik, Nawawi’s Forty, Hadith Qudsi) and the grades shown on hadith pages, fetched on demand from the open API on jsDelivr. The project is released under the Unlicense (public domain); the translations and grades remain the work of their respective translators and scholars. Hadith numbers follow the commonly cited numbering (Muslim: ‘Abd al-Baqi).
EveryAyah: Per-ayah recitation audio files.

Duas and hadith references are cited by collection (for example Sahih al-Bukhari or Sahih Muslim) next to each dua. Short explanations on topic and name pages are original editorial summaries, not fatwas or tafsir; please refer to qualified scholars for rulings.

Privacy

Noor does not show ads and does not sell or share personal data. Your bookmarks, reading progress, notes, settings and hifz progress are stored locally in your browser (on your device), not on our servers.

The site uses Vercel Analytics for anonymous, aggregate page-view statistics, and no other tracking. If you choose to use prayer times or Qibla, your location is used in your browser to calculate them and is sent only to the prayer-time service to fetch times for that place.

Open source

Noor is open source. If you spot a mistake in a translation, a dua or a reference, or want to contribute code, please open an issue or pull request. Accuracy of the Quran text matters more than anything else here.

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