Musarat Quran Academy

Free Quran reading and guided learning

Read, listen and learn the Quran—one ayah at a time.

Open the Quran for free, listen to a Saudi reciter, and follow the meaning in your language. Children can continue from reading into pronunciation practice and live lessons with a teacher.

No account required for the Quran reader or Qibla finder.

Begin with Al-Fatihah

بِسْمِ ٱللَّهِ ٱلرَّحْمَٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ

In the name of Allah, the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful.

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Free Quran reader

Read each ayah. Hear every word.

Uthmani Arabic text with ayah-by-ayah recitation by Saudi Imam Maher Al‑Muaiqly and translations in seven languages. No sign-in or payment is required.

Arabic text and recitation are streamed from Al Quran Cloud. Translation: Noor International Center, version 1.1.2, supplied by QuranEnc.com. Recitation copyright remains with the reciter and source provider.
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Find your Qibla direction

Use your phone’s location and compass to find the direction of the Kaaba. The result includes the exact bearing and distance, and your coordinates are not stored.

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From reading to confident recitation

Learn with Musarat Quran Academy

Daily Quran reading

Read any of the 114 surahs in Uthmani Arabic, one clear ayah at a time, on mobile or desktop.

Repeat the reciter

Listen carefully, repeat the ayah, and build accurate pronunciation at a comfortable pace.

Teacher support

Move from independent practice to a live video lesson when a child needs individual correction.

Small live classes

Teachers can gather five to eight students for focused Quran reading and recitation practice.

Quran reader questions

Helpful answers before you begin

The public reader and Qibla finder are available to everyone. Academy accounts are only needed for lessons, progress and live teacher classes.

Can I read and listen to the Quran here for free?

Yes. Choose any surah, select a translation and play one ayah or the whole surah. No payment or login is required.

Who is the Quran reciter?

The reader uses murattal recitation by Maher Al‑Muaiqly, a Saudi reciter and Imam of Al-Masjid Al-Haram in Makkah.

Which translations are available?

English, Urdu, Hindi, Tagalog, Indonesian, French and German. Each edition is identified with its translator and version.

Where do the Quran text, audio and translations come from?

Uthmani Arabic and recitation audio are delivered by Al Quran Cloud. Named, versioned translations are supplied by QuranEnc.com and shown without mixing them into the Arabic Quran text.