All 114 chapters in Arabic, with transliteration, a translation in twenty languages, and recitation from twelve reciters. Nothing to install, nothing to pay.
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Twelve reciters. Play one verse, or let it run from where you are to the end of the Quran, following along as it goes.
Fourteen hundred verses closely resemble another one elsewhere in the Quran. Where that happens we show you which, side by side. It is the usual stumbling block when memorising.
What a verse means and why it was revealed, from seven published works including Ibn Kathir and Al-Jalalayn. Pick whichever you prefer.
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