Understand the Quran,
word by word.
Quranki teaches you the words of the Quran in order of how often they appear, schedules reviews with FSRS so they stick, and hides each translation in the reader the moment you know it.
No account needed. Your progress is saved in your browser.
[All] praise is [due] to Allāh, Lord of the worlds -
The Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful,
Sovereign of the Day of Recompense.
FSRS picks the next review for each grade.
The idea
A small vocabulary unlocks most of the Quran.
Words like قَالَ, ٱللَّه, and رَبّ appear thousands of times. Quranki teaches the most frequent words first, so every level you finish lights up more of the text you actually read.
- Stage 1: 47 curated levels covering 77% of all word occurrences
- Stage 2: the 99 Names of Allah, with Arabic numerals
- Stages 3 to 5: every remaining word, down to the ones that appear once
Everything in one place
A study app and a Mushaf that know about each other.
Spaced repetition that adapts
FSRS schedules every word around your own memory. Grade Again, Hard, Good, or Easy and the next review lands right before you would forget.
Translations fade as you learn
Mastered words lose their English gloss everywhere in the reader. Tap for a hint when you need it.
Recitation that follows along
15 recitations highlight each word as it is recited, from Al-Husary to Al-Dosari.
Tajweed, roots, and grammar
Color-coded Tajweed, transliteration, and a tap-through word panel with root, lemma, and morphology.
Start from the alphabet
A complete Qaida track teaches letters, harakat, and madd before vocabulary begins.
Progress you can feel
See exactly how much of each surah you understand, with streaks and daily study time.
Built for the keyboard
Space to flip, 1 to 4 to grade, and a command palette to jump to any surah or ayah.
Synced with your phone
One free account keeps reviews, bookmarks, and settings in sync with the iOS and Android apps.
How it works
Ten minutes a day is enough.
Learn a few words a day
Pick a daily goal. Each card shows the word, its meaning, audio, and a real ayah where it appears.
Review when FSRS says so
Come back daily. Reviews are short because you only see what is about to fade.
Read and recognize
Open any surah. Words you know appear without a translation, so you read the Arabic itself.
On your phone too
Review on the go. Pick up where you left off.
The Quranki apps for iPhone and Android add offline study, daily reminders, and a Hifz mode for memorizing by ruku. Sign in with the same account and your progress follows you.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Quranic vocabulary is extremely repetitive. The Quran has about 77,399 words, but a small set of root words makes up most of them. Quranki orders its curriculum by frequency, so the first 47 levels alone cover about 77% of every word you will read in the Mushaf.
