Between messages, queues and late nights, our thumbs travel a long way every day. Raah turns a few of those swipes toward the words of Allah, so a two-minute pause can become a step closer to Him. That is what Raah means: the path.
Turn your scroll into sawab.
Raah brings the Qur'an to the swipe you already know. Swipe up for the next ayah, read its meaning in your language and hear it recited, in the small moments that usually slip away.
Free · No ads · No sign-up · iPhone coming soon. Email us to hear the day it lands.
Read it, understand it, listen to it
Everything in one calm place, down to the last ayah marker.

One ayah fills the screen. Swipe for the next.
Uthmani Arabic in a beautiful naskh, with its meaning right beneath. Nothing else asking for your attention.
- Jump to any surah or ayah, or glide through a surah with the side slider
- Arabic only, meaning only, or both, at the size you like
- Double-tap to save an ayah, and keep your own reflections on it

The meaning, in the language of your heart.
Trusted, scholar-reviewed translations, with Urdu set in proper Nastaliq the way it is meant to be read.
- Optional transliteration to help you read along

When an ayah stops you, go deeper.
Open its tafseer with one tap, read the explanation, and carry on to the next ayah without losing your place.
- Al-Mukhtasar in English and Hindi
- Junagarhi's explanatory notes in Urdu
- Translator's notes from Saheeh International and al-Omari

Mishary Rashid Alafasy, surah after surah.
Press Listen and the feed follows the recitation. When a surah ends, Raah marks the moment and carries on into the next, starting with Bismillah.
- Keeps playing with your screen locked, with lock-screen controls
- Next surah, repeat for memorising, or stop: you choose
- Sleep timer for night-time listening
- Surahs you listen to are kept for offline listening

A few minutes a day, kept safe for you.
Choose a reading plan that fits your day and Raah keeps your place. Your streak grows quietly, one day at a time.
- Reading plans, from the short surahs to the whole Qur'an
- A daily ayah reminder at the time you pick
- A Friday nudge for Surah Al-Kahf
- The Hijri date, adjustable to your local moon sighting

Send an ayah as a card worth keeping.
Share any ayah to WhatsApp, your Status or an Instagram Story as a crafted image in Raah's emerald and gold, or as plain text.
- Post and Story sizes
- Arabic with your translation, always credited
Works offline
The Arabic text, every translation and the tafseer live inside the app. Download the full recitation too, for travel or patchy signal.
Private by design
No account, no sign-in, no ads, no tracking. Your progress, notes and saved ayaat stay on your phone.
Easy on the eyes
Light, dark, or Zumurrud, our emerald theme, or simply follow your phone. Gentle haptics as each ayah settles.
Let the whole home listen.
Cast Raah to a Chromecast, Google TV or smart speaker and gather the family around the recitation. Your phone stays the remote: swipe to another ayah and the TV follows.
- Plays surah after surah, just like on your phone
- Pause, play and skip ayaat from your phone
- A dedicated Raah TV screen with the ayah and its meaning, coming soon

Free for everyone, always.
Every ayah, every translation, the tafseer and the recitation cost nothing, and they always will. No ads, no sign-up, nothing locked.
Raah FREE
The whole Qur'an, all translations, tafseer, recitation, offline audio, bookmarks, streaks and reminders.
Also free INCLUDED
Every reading plan, plus your personal notes and reflections in one place.
Every word from people who know
We never write or change the Qur'an's text or its meaning. It comes, unchanged and credited, from recognised sources.
The whole Qur'an, free on the web
All 114 surahs in Arabic with transliteration and English, Urdu and Hindi translation. No app needed.
Asked and answered
Is Raah really free?
Yes. The whole Qur'an with every translation, the tafseer and the recitation are free, with no ads. Reading plans and personal notes are included too.
Does it work without internet?
Yes. The Arabic text, translations and tafseer are built into the app. Recitation streams the first time and surahs you listen to are kept on your phone; you can also download the whole Qur'an's recitation from Settings.
Which languages are available?
English (Saheeh International and Rowwad), Urdu (Muhammad Ibrahim Junagarhi) and Hindi (Azizul Haq al-Omari), plus optional transliteration.
Do I need to create an account?
No. There is no sign-in and no account. Your progress, saved ayaat and notes stay on your phone.
Is Raah a source of religious rulings?
No. Raah helps you read, understand and listen. A translation conveys meaning but is not the Qur'an itself. For questions of faith and practice, please ask qualified scholars.
When can I download it?
Raah is on Google Play for Android now. The iPhone app is coming soon: email us and we will tell you the day it lands, in shaa Allah.
I found a mistake. Who do I tell?
Please write to hello@raahquran.com. We check every report and pass text corrections on to the source.
Make every scroll a step on the path.
"Guide us to the straight path." Al-Fatiha 1:6