Niyyati Hear when it launches

In development · iPhone

The Quran, one ayah at a time.

Niyyati is a calm way to read, listen to and reflect on the Quran. Something better to scroll.

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  • Reading and listening are free, forever
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  • Your reading stays on your iPhone
An 80-second tour of the app as it is today. Unmute for sound.

One screen. One ayah.

This is all a screen holds: the Arabic, its translation and where it is from. Swipe, and the next ayah is waiting.

Quran · Ash-Sharh 94:5

فَإِنَّ مَعَ ٱلْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا

With hardship comes ease.

Translation by Talal Itani, ClearQuran.com

Niyyati means “my intention”.

What’s inside

Read

By ayah, by surah, or page by page

Read one ayah per screen, a whole surah in one scroll, or the Quran page by page, turned like a printed copy.

A page of the Quran, framed, with the surah’s name and each ayah’s number.

Listen

Each word fills in as it’s recited

Recitation for every ayah, at the speed you want. The ayah being recited stays in view, so you can follow along.

Al-Baqarah as one scroll, the ayah being recited highlighted.

Memorize

Loop a passage, hide the words, test yourself

Listen ayah by ayah, hide the words to recall them, then recite from memory. What you’ve memorized adds up in your Library.

Listen and memorize, with the words hidden to recall them.

Hadith

Hadith, one per screen

Hadith graded authentic, from HadeethEnc.com, each with its grade and source.

The hadith feed: one authentic hadith per screen, with its grade and source.

Discover

Verses and duas for the moment

Verses, hadith and duas gathered for what you’re facing: worry, gratitude, patience, hope.

Discover: a verse card, with buttons to go to the next one or keep it.

Pray

Prayer times and the Qibla

Prayer times calculated on your iPhone, a Qibla compass, a tasbih counter and dhikr, all in one place.

Today’s prayer times, with the next prayer counted down.
Word by word
Each Arabic word with its pronunciation and meaning.
Your library
Your progress through the whole Quran, a map of every surah, and a gentle streak that only counts up.
Your own notes
Write a note on any ayah. Your notes stay on your iPhone.
Reminders
The ayah of the day, Friday Al-Kahf and prayer times.
Share cards
A verse or a hadith as an image, with its source on it.
Widgets
The ayah of the day on your Home and Lock Screen.

How it’s made

  1. Trusted sources, word for word

    The Quran’s text, its translation and every hadith come from established publishers and appear exactly as they publish them. We don’t write commentary of our own.

  2. Made to bring you closer to the Quran

    Niyyati has one purpose: to help you read, listen to and remember more of the Quran. No badges, no confetti, no guilt.

  3. Private by default

    Your reading, bookmarks and location stay on your iPhone. No ads and no selling data; anonymous usage counts can be switched off in Settings.

Sources

Quran text
Tanzil Project, Uthmani script
Translation
The Clear Quran by Talal Itani, ClearQuran.com
Hadith
HadeethEnc.com, the Encyclopedia of Translated Prophetic Hadiths
Recitation and word data
Quran Foundation (Quran.com)
Prayer times
Adhan by Batoul Apps, calculated on the device

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