About Us
We are a small, independent team from Pakistan building a free Quran reading website focused on one chapter of the Quran, Chapter 73, so that it can be read, heard and printed easily on any phone.
Our purpose
Many Quran websites are slow, cluttered, or show the text only as blurry images. Our aim is simple: a fast, clean page with the Arabic text, a trusted Urdu translation, clear audio and free printable files, with nothing added between the reader and the words of Allah.
Where our content comes from
We do not write our own translation and we do not edit the Quran text. The Arabic text and the translations are published exactly as they appear in established, widely used sources, and each is credited by name. The only change: the salawat after the Prophet’s name is written in full as صلی اللہ علیہ وآلہ وسلم.
- Indo-Pak script text, via Quran.com (Quran Foundation) API
- Uthmani script text, via Tanzil Project, via AlQuran.cloud
- Urdu translation by Maulana Fateh Muhammad Jalandhari (d. 1960), via Tanzil / AlQuran.cloud
- English translation by Marmaduke Pickthall (1930), via Tanzil / AlQuran.cloud
- Recitation audio by Mishary Rashid Alafasy, Abdul Basit Abdus Samad (Murattal), Abdul Rahman Al-Sudais, Mahmoud Khalil Al-Husary, via EveryAyah.com
Before publishing, the Arabic text on our pages is checked character by character against its source using a checksum, so that no letter or mark is lost or changed.
How we write explanatory notes
- Every statement about virtues or rulings carries a reference: an ayah number, or a hadith collection and number.
- Where a widely shared narration is weak or fabricated, we say so politely and name the scholars who graded it.
- Where schools of thought differ, we present the views fairly and do not take sides.
- We never promise wealth, marriage, jobs or cures for reading any part of the Quran.
What we do not do
- We do not sell wazifas, taweez or paid spiritual services.
- We do not collect accounts or personal data from readers.
Corrections
If you find a mistake in the Arabic text, a translation or a note, please contact us. Errors in the Quran text are treated as our highest priority and corrected as soon as they are verified.