Quran, learning, community and your mosque

The first world-class Islamic app

Read and listen to the Quran, learn from scholars you can verify, follow your mosque and book its services, and be part of a community — one app, your language, wherever you are.

Free to use. No ads.

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120+

Translations

20+

Reciters

69

Languages

Built for how you actually use it

Not a folder of links — every part is a real, finished piece of the app.

The Quran

The Mushaf as you know it — with everything around it

The Madani page, laid out exactly as it is printed. Tap any ayah for tafsir, translation, or the meaning of each word on its own.

  • Real Madani pages, not reflowed text
  • Tafsir and translations in dozens of languages
  • Recitation that highlights each word as it is read

Listening

A player that keeps going while you browse

Start a recitation or a lecture and it follows you across the app. Queue what is next, save it to a playlist, or download it for the journey.

  • Playback never stops when you change page
  • Queues, playlists and your listening history
  • Downloads for listening without a connection

Watching

Lessons and series, and it remembers where you stopped

Single lessons and full series from scholars, with suggestions based on what you watch and a history you can pick back up.

  • Series and single lessons
  • Continue where you left off
  • Your watch history, kept private

Every day

Prayer times from your own mosque

Set your mosque and you get the times it publishes itself, not a generic calculation. No mosque set? Accurate times for wherever you are.

  • Times published by your mosque
  • Adhan in the app and a qibla compass
  • Mosques near you on the map

Your mosque

Book the mosque, not a phone call

Mosques list what they offer — daily prayers, lessons, the funeral hall, nikah. The ones that take bookings can be requested right here, and the mosque confirms.

  • Every service the mosque offers, in one list
  • Request a booking with a date and details
  • The mosque confirms; you are notified

Events

Lectures and events you can actually attend

See what is happening at your mosque and from the scholars you follow — a lecture, a halaqa, a community iftar. Say you are attending and it lands in your calendar.

  • Events from your mosque and the scholars you follow
  • One tap to attend; it appears in your calendar
  • Add it to the calendar on your phone

Scholars

A page for every scholar, and everything they teach

Their lectures, videos, books, articles, events and announcements — each on its own page, sorted how you want. Ask a question and follow them for what comes next.

  • Verified, so nobody can impersonate a scholar
  • Every kind of content on its own page
  • Ask questions in their community

Reading

A library that remembers where you stopped

Tafsir, hadith, fiqh, seerah and more — organised by topic, with new arrivals and books from the scholars you follow. Everything NOURstream publishes itself is free: no paywall, and no restriction on passing it on.

  • Organised by topic, with a page per topic
  • Keeps your place and your private notes
  • Books NOURstream publishes are free to read, download and share

For children

A separate space where learning is a journey

Children get their own profile with a reading road, a vehicle that moves along it, points and stickers they collect — so coming back tomorrow feels like the next step, not homework.

  • Separate child profiles under your account
  • A reading road with levels and rewards
  • Only content marked safe for children

Also inside

Smaller things that are finished and working, not on a roadmap.

  • Discover

    A magazine-style page of things you do not already follow, so the app does not only show you what you know.

  • Articles

    Scholars write with a cover image and polls, and you can react and answer.

  • Your library

    Playlists, saved books and videos, your notes and everything you have followed, in one place.

  • Offline

    Download recitations and lectures and play them without a connection.

  • Ask a scholar

    Each scholar has a community page where you can ask and read the answers.

  • Organisation pages

    Institutions run a page with posts, reactions, comments and events, and their news reaches the people who follow them.

  • Your calendar

    Everything you said you would attend, plus your mosque bookings, in a month view.

  • Membership and the fund

    An optional membership, gift vouchers, and a community fund for people who cannot pay.

Who it is for

For everyone

Read, listen and watch in English or Arabic, follow the scholars and mosques you trust, and keep everything you save in one library.

For parents

Give each child their own profile: a reading journey with levels, points and stickers, and only content marked safe for children.

For scholars and teachers

Publish lectures, videos, books and articles, announce events, and answer your community — with verification so nobody can impersonate you.

For mosques and organisations

Run a page for your mosque or institution: publish prayer times, post updates and events, and let your community follow you.

For publishers

Sell your books to a Muslim audience and keep the proceeds. You set the price; readers get them in the same library as everything else.

For supporters

An optional membership, gift vouchers, and a community fund that pays for people who cannot — support the platform or someone else's access.

Questions

Does it cost anything? +

No. Reading, listening and watching are free, and there are no ads. Every book NOURstream publishes itself is free to read, download and share — classical works that belong to everyone, and new writing whose authors chose to give it away. Some outside publishers also offer paid books, and that money goes to them.

Can I use it without internet? +

Yes. Downloaded recitations and lectures play offline, and the app remembers your place in books and in the Mushaf.

Is the Arabic a translation of the English? +

No. The whole app is built in both languages, laid out properly right-to-left in Arabic — the layout mirrors, it is not merely translated.

Where does the content come from? +

The Quran text, translations and tafsir come from established published sources. Lectures, books and videos are published by verified scholars and institutions on the platform.

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