Quran · Prayer times · Qibla

A beautiful, offline Quran in the Mushaf style you know.

Quran Kitab brings the Noble Quran to your phone in Indo-Pak or Madani style, with 30+ translations, prayer times for your location and a Qibla compass. No ads. No sign-up. Reads fully offline.

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  • Reads fully offline
  • 30+ translations
  • No ads
  • No account
Quran Kitab reading screen in Indo-Pak style
Quran Kitab list of the 30 Paras
33translations, tafsir & transliteration
7languages
2Mushaf styles
12prayer-time methods
0ads, accounts or trackers

Features

Everything you need for daily Quran reading.

Designed to be calm, clear and respectful, with simple icons instead of clutter.

Indo-Pak & Madani Mushaf

Choose the style you grew up with. Indo-Pak shows Para, ع ruku marks and ربع / نصف / ثلاثہ. Madani shows Juz, hizb quarters and page numbers.

30+ translations

Urdu, English, Hindi, Bengali, Sindhi and Pashto translations, plus Arabic tafsir and English transliteration. Show one or several under each ayah, or none.

Find anything fast

Jump by surah, para or ayah number, or search any word in Arabic or in the translations you use, with or without harakat.

Pick up where you stopped

The app remembers your last ayah and opens right there. Bookmark any ayah with one tap.

Prayer times with reminders

Start and end time of every prayer for your location, with Hanafi or standard Asr, many calculation methods and optional alerts.

Qibla compass

A clear compass that points to the Kaaba and gently confirms when you are facing it.

Works fully offline

The whole Quran, fonts, and Urdu and English translations are inside the app. Other translations download once, then work offline too.

Private and calm

No ads, no accounts and no tracking. Your location stays on your phone. Notifications never contain Quranic text.

Two Mushaf styles

The marks you expect, in the style you choose.

Margin marks differ between printed Mushafs. Quran Kitab lets you pick the convention you are used to, and sets a matching script and font for you.

Indo-Pak پارہ

  • Para (پارہ) names and numbers, from الم to عَمَّ
  • ع at the end of every ruku, with the ruku count
  • ربع · نصف · ثلاثہ at ¼, ½ and ¾ of each Para
  • Indo-Pak script in the Al Qalam font, with the ayah-end circles in the text

Madani ۞

  • Juz with its starting words
  • Hizb and quarter-hizb marks, and the ۞ sign
  • Page numbers of the 604-page Madinah Mushaf
  • Tanzil text in the KFGQPC Hafs font

Translations

Read in the language you think in.

Choose one translation or several, and see them under every ayah. Urdu and English are built in; the rest download once and then work offline.

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Screenshots

Made to be read.

Reading Surah Al-Fatiha in Indo-Pak style with Urdu and English translation
Read in Indo-Pak style
The list of the 30 Paras with their traditional names
All 30 Paras, named
Reading Surah Al-Ikhlaas in Madani style with the Madinah Mushaf font
Madani style
Prayer times for Rawalpindi with start and end of each prayer and reminder icons
Prayer times & reminders
Qibla compass pointing to the Kaaba
Qibla compass
Reading Surah Al-Ikhlaas in dark theme, Indo-Pak style
Dark theme

Care for the text

Every letter matters to us.

The Quran text in Quran Kitab comes from trusted digital sources and is shown unaltered. We have taken great care to avoid mistakes. If you ever notice one, please let us know. Any error is unintentional and human, and we will correct it.

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FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is Quran Kitab available yet?

The iOS and Android apps are on their way. This site will show the official App Store and Google Play buttons as soon as they are live. In the meantime, tell us what matters most to you through the contact form.

Does it need an internet connection?

Not to read. The Quran text, fonts and the Urdu (Jalandhry) and English (Saheeh International) translations are inside the app, so you can read anywhere. Other translations are downloaded once, about 1 MB each, then work offline and stay on your phone through app updates. Sending us a message and opening links also use the internet.

Which translations are included?

More than 30, in 7 languages: Urdu, English, Hindi, Bengali, Sindhi and Pashto translations, Arabic tafsir (Jalalayn, Muyassar) and an English transliteration. Pick any you like, in any combination, under Settings → Translations. See the full list on the Translations page.

What is the difference between Indo-Pak and Madani style?

Printed Mushafs mark the text differently. Indo-Pak style shows Para names, ع at the end of every ruku with the ruku count, and ربع / نصف / ثلاثہ at the quarter points of each Para, in an Indo-Pak script. Madani style shows Juz, hizb quarters, manzil and the 604 page numbers of the Madinah Mushaf. You can switch at any time.

Do my bookmarks survive an app update?

Yes. Bookmarks, your last reading position, settings and downloaded translations are stored on your phone and are kept when the app updates from the App Store or Google Play. They are removed only if you uninstall the app.

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