Al Hidayah Apps
Quran Memorizer
Hifz testing and revisionTest your hifz with next-ayah questions, ayah beginnings and endings, and similar verses, then revise with a daily review that brings your weak ayat back first.
Apps for the Quran and daily worship
We make the apps we wanted for ourselves: one for memorizing and revising the Quran, one for prayer times, one for the 99 Names of Allah and one for reading and listening to the Quran. All four are free to download.
On the App StoreiPhone and iPad
Our apps
Waqti: Salah Times
Prayer timesA live countdown to the next prayer, Jumu’ah planning, and the next prayer on your Lock Screen and Apple Watch. The look shifts with the time of day.
Husna: 99 Names
The Names of AllahLearn the 99 Names of Allah with the Arabic, transliteration and meaning, with related verses and hadith, plus flashcards and quizzes to help you learn them.
Layl: Quran Audio
Read and listenRead all 114 surahs and listen ayah by ayah with 14 reciters. Repeat any range as many times as you need, with short lessons for memorizing.
Six rules we hold every app to
We’d rather make one thing that genuinely helps than ten that just keep you scrolling.
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Quran first
Tools that make memorizing, revising and reflecting easier, not harder.
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Practical and simple
Designed to remove friction, so the focus stays on learning and worship.
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Reliable sources
Quran text, translations and hadith come from trusted sources, and we cite them.
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Shaped by our users
We listen to students, teachers and creators, and keep improving the apps from what they tell us.
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Wherever you are
Every app runs on iPhone and iPad, and Quran Memorizer works on the web too.
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Lasting benefit
We measure success by what stays with you, not by time spent in the app.
Support
Help pages, privacy policies and terms for each app.
Quran MemorizerGet in touch
Questions about one of our apps, or want to work together as a creator or hifz teacher? Send us a message and we’ll reply by email.