Reading the mushaf
The mushaf pages as printed, in the King Fahd Complex (KFGQPC) script, with the tajweed rules in colour.
- The whole mushaf page by page, or ayah by ayah in large script in TV mode
- Colour-coded tajweed rules on the words, and the word being read highlighted
- Translations of the meanings, word meanings and pronunciation, and search in the ayat
- Bookmarks, khatma tracking, a daily werd and reading statistics
- Repeat an ayah, a surah, a juz or a range you choose; share an ayah; the text works offline
- Three colour themes, a larger font size, and OLED burn-in protection
Listening to the recitation
Recitations by several reciters, with the word being recited followed on screen.
- Listen to every reciter while the word being recited is followed on screen
- Night reading in calm colours, with a sleep timer
- A saved night set-up (reciter, surah, stop time) that starts straight away next time
- A recitation schedule at the times you choose
- Download recitations to listen offline
The TV app
Made for the big screen and the remote, with a profile for each member of the family.
- Runs on Samsung (Tizen), Android TV and Google TV, and LG (webOS) TVs, and in the browser on phones and computers
- Built for the remote: the arrows and OK, with text large enough to read from the sofa
- A home page per profile, and a prayer-times screen with the muezzin and the iqama countdown
- Sign in on the TV with a QR code you scan with your phone, or with a username and password on the remote
- Updates reach the TV from the website automatically once signed in, with no reinstall
- Your phone as a remote: pair it with the TV, switch the interface language and the profiles
- And from the phone too: playback, navigation, settings and mirroring the screen
Learning tajweed
The rules in colour on every page make tajweed part of daily reading.
- Each tajweed rule in its own colour on the word itself, with a panel that explains the rule
- Word pronunciation to hear and repeat
- Audio tajweed examples, available offline once downloaded
Anas ibn Malik (may Allah be pleased with him) reported that the Messenger of Allah ﷺ said:
“Allah has His own people among mankind.” They said: “O Messenger of Allah, who are they?” He said: “They are the people of the Qur'an, the people of Allah and His chosen ones.”
Memorisation and kids
Calm encouragement with stars, crowns and medals; a parent confirms what is memorised.
- Memorisation stars for each surah: listen, then read and repeat, then memorise
- A surah counts as memorised once a parent confirms it: with the parent PIN on the TV or from the parent's phone
- Quiet reading: nothing pops up over the ayat while a child reads; stars collect at the side and the summary comes after
- A home look by age (3–6, 7–12, 13–17) or the standard look, with an animated or a still background
- Juz picker and ayah repeat, a crown for each juz in «My crowns», prayer stars, and Ramadan for kids
- Special crowns for Ayat al-Kursi and al-Mu'awwidhat
- Recitation check on the TV, with the phone as the microphone
- The Friday medal: bronze, then silver and gold with consistency
- «My garden»: the four phrases of dhikr in order, each set plants a tree
- A daily werd of surat al-Ikhlas
- «My mosque» in «My prayers»: each prayer is a step in building it
- «The competitors»: a gentle memorisation contest within the family
Family, parents and «بوابتي»
«بوابتي» (My Portal) is your page on the website once signed in: your account, family and TVs, and your children's progress.
- Create the family and its profiles on the website; they reach the TV
- Parent access from the phone: a dashboard per child, the werd and the day's task, and notifications
- A monthly report for each child, printed from the parents' dashboard or «بوابتي»
- Sync of the parent PIN and the reading progress between devices
- «Contact us» from «بوابتي»: a message and a screenshot
Prayer times, adhan and athkar
Prayer on time on the home screen, with the athkar and the seasons.
- Prayer times for your city and calculation method, the adhan, and an iqama countdown
- Several muezzins, and the adhan you choose for each prayer
- Morning and evening athkar with audio, and reminders of the recommended fasting days
- Ramadan mode, surat al-Kahf on Fridays, and a greeting when the month begins
For mosques and schools
A screen for the mosque and the shop, and tools for schools and Quran centres.
- The mosque board: the clock, the prayer and iqama times and the Hijri date on the mosque's screen
- Announcements, Ramadan and Friday set-ups, and portrait screens
- Frames in mihrab designs
- A locked public screen that starts by itself, and ready set-ups
- For schools and Quran centres, in a pilot with selected ones: a portal for the head, the teachers and the classes
- The student roster and a syllabus per class, with recitation checks and memorisation levels
Privacy and accessibility
Little data, parental control, and an app everyone can use.
- Most data stays on your device; the server keeps only the family sync you choose
- You can delete your data from the server yourself on the «Delete your data» page
- For low vision and blind users: larger text, higher contrast and text for screen readers, while the mushaf font never changes
- The whole interface works with a TV remote or a keyboard
Five languages
Arabic, English, Urdu, Turkish and Spanish.
- An interface in five languages, and each profile in the family keeps its own
- العربية
- English
- اردو
- Türkçe
- Español
Free and Raqami Plus
Reading the mushaf, listening to the recitations and the colour-coded tajweed are always free and never locked. Raqami Plus («الرقمي بلس») adds features for the family, the kids and the TV, and can be tried on the device. Mosques and schools have plans of their own.
Frequently asked questions
What is mus7af?
An app to read and listen to the Holy Quran in colour-coded tajweed, on TV, phone and the browser, for homes, kids, mosques and schools. It is a private beta for now.
Which devices does it run on?
Samsung, Android TV, Google TV and LG TVs, and the browser on phones and computers once signed in. Your phone also becomes a remote for the TV.
Is reading the Quran free?
Yes, always. Reading the mushaf, listening to every reciter with word tracking and the colour-coded tajweed are free and never locked; some extras for the family and the kids are in Raqami Plus.
Which script is the mushaf shown in?
The King Fahd Complex (KFGQPC) mushaf fonts with tajweed colours. The mushaf font never changes in any mode, low-vision modes included.
How do I sign in on the TV?
The TV shows a QR code: scan it with your phone, sign in and link the TV, or type your username and password with the remote. Once signed in, updates come from the website automatically.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes: stars, crowns and medals for memorising, a parent confirms what is memorised, nothing pops up over the ayat while a child reads, and a look that suits the child's age.
How do I get it?
Ask for an account on the Register page and we will e-mail you. Mosques, schools and Quran centres: [email protected].
Try mus7af
The beta is private for now: ask for an account and we will e-mail you. Mosques, schools and Quran centres: write to us.