Noor Quran: Read & Listen

Read the Quran your way and build a relationship that lasts. Noor Quran is a Quran-first daily companion for reading, listening and staying consistent. Move through the complete Quran in a continuous surah view or turn through all 604 pages, follow a reading goal at your own pace, and return each day to a calm space made for focus. READ THE QURAN IN TWO WAYS - Read surah by surah in a clear continuous view - Turn through the Quran page by page with swipe navigation - Jump directly to any of the 604 Quran pages - Read Uthmani Arabic with English translation and transliteration - Adjust Arabic typeface and text size for comfortable reading - Bookmark ayahs and continue from your last reading position READ AND LISTEN OFFLINE - Keep all 114 surahs available without an internet connection - Choose from 12 respected Quran reciters - Follow ayahs as recitation plays - Control playback speed and repeat a surah - Download individual surahs for offline listening - See and manage downloaded audio storage from your profile BUILD A QURAN HABIT THAT FITS YOUR LIFE - Create a Quran completion or khatam goal - Let Noor calculate a realistic daily page target - Track completed pages and reading days - Build a daily Quran streak - Return instantly to your latest surah and ayah - Receive gentle morning, evening, streak and reading-goal reminders YOUR DAILY ISLAMIC COMPANION - View location-based Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha times - See the current Hijri date with accurate Islamic month names - Reflect on selected Quran verses from the Today screen - Read duas from Hisnul Muslim - Explore major Hadith collections in English and Arabic - Keep saved ayahs and recent reading together in your library A CALM EXPERIENCE, MADE YOURS Choose parchment, night or verdant themes. Select your preferred Arabic typeface, translation and transliteration settings. Noor keeps the experience focused on reading, listening and returning consistently, without ads or a required account. Noor is designed for Muslims beginning a Quran habit, continuing a khatam, listening during the day or looking for a peaceful way to keep the Quran close. Downloaded recitations use device storage and require an internet connection for the first download. Prayer times require location access. Hadith collections become available offline after they are opened once