Quran, hadith and duas.
All offline.
The mushaf as it is actually printed, with tajweed colouring. Ten hadith collections. Hisn al-Muslim and the ruqyah collections. Eleven reciters. It all works with no connection.
Requires iOS 26.1 or later. iPhone and iPad.
Two mushafs, not one
Madani and IndoPak are different printings. Zaad ships both, each with its own text and its own page layout.
They break their lines differently, so they have different page counts. Page 300 is page 300 in whichever one you picked.
Seven rules, seven colours
One colour for each tajweed rule, so you can learn a rule by its colour. No two rules share a shade.
The colouring follows the King Fahd Complex's own colour print. All 83,668 words were checked against it.
Eleven reciters
One audio file per surah, not one per ayah. You hear the recitation as it was recorded, with the pauses and the breaths where the reciter put them.
Download a reciter to listen offline, or just press play.
Ten hadith books
Bukhari, Muslim, Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi, Nasa'i and Ibn Majah, plus the Muwatta, both Forty collections and Shah Waliullah's. Over 36,000 hadith, each with an English translation.
All ten are in the app already. Nothing to download.
Duas and ruqyah
The duas of Hisn al-Muslim, grouped by occasion: waking, dressing, the mosque, prayer and travel. Each one carries its transliteration and the hadith it comes from.
Quranic Ruqyah is its own section: six collections of ayahs ready to recite, including Manzil, Ruqyah Syariyyah and Al-Mu'awwidhat. Open one and it reads straight through, or plays.
One search for everything
Search ayahs, hadith and duas at the same time. Matches are highlighted where they appear.
Type a reference like 2:255 and that ayah comes first. Search works offline too.
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no tracking.