Shuruq

Shuruq

شُرُوق sunrise

A few verses of the Quran a day, under a sky that follows your prayer times.

Coming soonto the App Store for iPhone

Free to read. No ads, no account.

Shuruq's Today screen: the Hijri date, a dawn sky with the sun on the prayer arc, the next prayer, and today's reading step, Al-Kawthar.

Dhuhr الظهر

Every verse, with its meaning.

The Arabic, with a classic English translation beside it, a few verses at a time. Browse by surah or juz, search any word, and pick up exactly where you left off.

  • Short guided paths, from Al-Faatiha to Juz ʿAmma
  • Your own khatm: finish the Quran by a date, at your pace, and choose what happens when you miss a day
  • Verse First: today's verse before the apps that pull you in
The reader at midday: Surah Al-Kawthar in Arabic, each verse followed by its English meaning.

Asr العصر

Learn by heart, a word at a time.

Hide a verse and recite it from memory. Every hidden word keeps its shape, so you can feel what comes next without seeing it. Reveal a word when you need one, say how it went, and the verse comes back when it's due.

Practice with Ayat al-Kursi: the first words shown, the rest hidden as slots the width of each word, with Show a word and Reveal buttons.

Maghrib المغرب

Your prayer day, drawn as the sky.

The sun rides an arc of today's prayer times. After sunset the moon takes over in tonight's phase, with the last third of the night marked in gold. The Qibla compass turns gold when you're facing it.

  • Prayer times worked out on your phone, with your method and your adjustments
  • Gentle alerts, and the next prayer on your Lock Screen
The Prayer tab at sunset: the next prayer, the prayer arc, and a large Qibla compass with the Kaaba marked on its ring.

Isha العشاء

Every day you read, in its own sky.

Your sky calendar keeps each day in the colour of the sky you read under. Count dhikr on a ring of light. And when you need a break, your streak waits for you: a grace day each week, and breaks that never count as missed.

The sky calendar: each day read is a small circle in that moment's sky, from dawn pink to night navy.
Dhikr at night: SubhanAllah above a ring of beads lit gold, with a count of 21.

Made to be quiet.

  • No ads
  • No account
  • No analytics
  • Your reading stays on your phone

Reading the Quran, prayer times, the Qibla and dhikr are free. Premium adds more guided paths, your own khatm, the full sky calendar, wallpapers, and app icons for every sky.

Coming soonto the App Store for iPhone