Quranly

This is the worst feature they have implemented. Please get rid of it.

I love this app! I recently began to actually start learning about Islam and taking in what the Quran has said and apply it to my daily life and just reciting it, knowing the rewards that I’m getting just for reciting each verse is immense! The comfort I get after I’m done reading a verse is unimaginable. May those who recites these verses, those who created this app and those who’s voices were as recitations be blessed. 🤍🤍🤍

Update: they added the swipe feature thank you so much Previous review: It’s a great app and I am super appreciative to the makers. With that said I strongly dislike the placement of the previous and next arrows but I understand they need to go somewhere. I would really like to see a swipe feature that would allow the user to swipe between verses. I think it would be beneficial to those with mobility issues in their hands as at least in my case it’s easier to swipe then to reach with my thumb to the bottom corners of the screen. Hope we see this feature in a next update.

The App motivates to read the Quran and allows to reach the goals.

The Quranly app is a great initiative to help Muslims read and understand the Quran. However, there is one critical issue that deeply disappointed me: the absence of the Persian (Farsi) language in the list of translations. Persian is one of the major languages of the Islamic world, spoken by more than 150 million Muslims worldwide. Many Persian-speaking Muslims prefer to read the Quran with translations in their native language, as it helps them better understand the meanings of the divine verses. Not including Persian, despite its historical and religious significance, feels like a sign of neglect or even disrespect toward this rich language and culture. Let us not forget that some of the greatest scholars of Islam, such as Imam Bukhari, Imam Muslim, and Imam Abu Hanifa, were Persian speakers. Persian has historically been a global language of science and Islamic literature, and it should never be overlooked. If your intention with this app is truly to seek the pleasure of Allah, then you should include the Persian language among the translations. Otherwise, this decision could be perceived as discriminatory or even racist. Please show the necessary respect for this language and the millions of Persian-speaking Muslims by addressing this issue. I love the Quran and prefer to read it with Persian translation, not in another language. I hope this feedback encourages you to improve and expand your app.

Salam the app is perfect you guys could make a easy addition for prayer times i think alot more people would use the app

I did not like this app because for the language option there is Pashto but not Farsi, the language of imam Bukhari, Salm Farsi and imam azam abu hanifah there are many more I can name. All spoke Farsi and I’m a Sunni, who speaks Dari, Farsi and Tajik who are all the same language . This app is not good because it’s rude to all these famous scholars who spoke Farsi. How is it possible to have Pashto but not Farsi, when more than half of Afghanistan speaks Farsi?

Why you guys don’t include Farsi translation. Why hasn’t it been added yet??

I liked the reminders, reminding me reading Quran every day, but every time I open the app I see purchase page with no close button. I will go with another app

Was wondering if you guys can place ads for revenue but only after a certain time frame where the user isn’t bothered by it ,sounds odd to say from a user but that way your gaining monetary value and users have a free app. Then charge for a premium version of the app where they get exclusive features. So it’s free then a premium version is paid just like duolingo model. Mashallah very impressed with the app may allah reward you, the fact that you allow users who can’t afford it is very telling of your intentions 🤍