Ayat: Al Quran القرآن الكريم

I downloaded on my IOS Mobile phone. The recitations, SubhanAllah, are heartwarming. But once phone goes into screen saver mode the recitation stops. I have sign in again into my mobile phone to start the recitation. For a person travelling and walking with headphones on, it difficult to login again and again to start recitation. Please see of this can be resolved. Anyways, the Saudis Govt had made a excellent effort to make authentic recitation and Quran available for all of us. Allah bless them. I hope by time the app will get more mature.

Love the app, great effort MsA Could use in the following areas: - When I set the app to قراءة ليلية; there are 2 very bright white lines on the iPhone 12. In vertical mode, they’re at the top & bottom of the screen. In landscape mode, they’re on the left & bottom sides of the screen. Fix Suggestion: revise the app design to remove any white backgrounds when in this mode - In landscape mode, on iPhone 12, the تفسير hover menu at the bottom has the text cut off - In both vertical & landscape modes, when I close the تفسير menu at the bottom, there’s no way to add it back again. Only way is to restart the app - When setting the app to قراءة ليلية or changing any other settings, they all seem to reset every time the app resets. Expectation here is that the app should maintain those settings. Enhancement suggestion: allow users the option to ‘restore default settings’ as well Please keep us the great effort!

Finally, one with a search bar, menu, and much more! I'm so happy, now I can have it at my fingertips for reference and to produce for others which don't read Arabic. Many of my Muslim friends can't read Arabic. Having the English translation and Arabic in one is important. Many times I find things translated using the wrong transliteration. With Arabic in tact I can easily explain the deeper meaning or equivalent words without losing the full translation. The Arabic grammar is also very precise versus English is versatile and can be vague or open to interpretation leaving room for misunderstanding in many instances or poor translation. This format helps one to use a dictionary alongside translations if they are not familiar with Arabic well enough. It also helps to read the quraan while learning Arabic because it is the most perfect form of Arabic in my opinion, grammatically speaking. It is also wonderful to have the prominent Islamic Art/design on the pages within the app! I for one cannot give up my huge hand painted wood carved quraan for its beauty, even if it's impractical for use.