Sources
Every layer stays named.
Arabic Qur’an text, translations, and human recordings remain separate and explicitly attributed.
- Arabic Qur’an text
- Tanzil Uthmani 1.1 · Hafs · displayed without rewriting. View source ↗
- English translation
- Rowwad Translation Center 1.0.19 · QuranEnc · footnotes kept separate from the displayed ayah meaning. View source ↗
- Roman Urdu search text
- Abul Ala Maududi translation · Quran Foundation resource 831. View source ↗
- Urdu text corresponding to audio
- Fatah Muhammad Jalandhari translation · Quran Foundation resource 234 · kept separate from the Roman Urdu search text. View source ↗
- Arabic recitation · Al-Afasy (default)
- Mishary Rashid Alafasy · Murattal · Quran Foundation recitation 7. View source ↗
- Arabic recitation · Al-Minshawi
- Mohamed Siddiq al-Minshawi · Murattal · Quran Foundation recitation 9. View source ↗
- Arabic recitation · Al-Husary
- Mahmoud Khalil Al-Husary · Murattal · Quran Foundation recitation 6. View source ↗
- Arabic word synchronization
- Recording-specific Quran Foundation timing for Al-Minshawi, Al-Husary, and Al-Afasy · all 6,236 ayahs · 24 malformed source records use visibly labeled, duration-scaled timing patterns from another available recitation. View source ↗
- English meaning audio
- Rowwad Translation Center English meaning · audio supervised by the Islamic Content Association. View source ↗
- Urdu meaning audio
- Fateh Muhammad Jalandhry translation · read by Shamshad Ali Khan · EveryAyah. View source ↗