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For children aged 4 to 12

One verse at a time, calm and joyful.

Your child listens to the Sheikh, recites from memory, then earns a star. A calm journey through the whole Quran, completely free and without ads.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android. Can't wait? The free version works in your browser today

  • Completely freeNo ads, no subscription.
  • No losing, no timerNo game over and no countdown. Every child at their own pace.
  • Only the Sheikh's voiceNo music or sound effects while verses play.
  • No comparingNo rankings between children, no leaderboards.

One lesson, three steps

Each level is two or three verses. Try one here with the first two verses of Al-Fatihah, recited by Sheikh Al-Husary.

  1. ListenThe Sheikh recites, and the verse being heard lights up.
  2. Recite from memoryThe verses hide, your child recites them, and their voice is kept.
  3. Earn a starNobody marks it, nobody loses. One star per level.
Al-Fatihah
  1. 1Listen
  2. 2Recite
  3. 3Star

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From Al-Fatihah to the whole Quran

Every surah is a stop on the map, and every Juz' is a world with its own colours. Your child starts at the Al-Fatihah gate, then Juz' Amma, then Tabarak, and carries on, world after world.

Small clay islands floating in a night sky, each one a world, joined by a path of golden stepping stones
30
Juz'
31
worlds
114
surahs

A hero with your child's name

Your child picks a hero from twelve characters, each as a boy and a girl. From then on, the journey is theirs.

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Knight

Their voice, kept for you

Every time your child recites, a recording is kept. You'll hear their very first Al-Fatihah, and how their recitation grows month after month.

  • Recordings stay on the phone and are never uploaded
  • A new recording never erases an old one
  • Hear them all in the parents' corner
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Gifts you write yourself

Write a gift for a surah: a trip to the park, a bedtime story, a favourite treat. It waits on the map as a closed chest, and opens only when your child has memorized the surah. At the end of every Juz', a certificate with their name.

A small clay treasure chest, half open, golden light and a note with a heart inside

At your child's pace

Three modes to choose from, and you can change them whenever you like.

  • CalmTwo verses per level. For little ones and first steps.
  • SteadyThree verses, each one repeated three times.
  • EagerFour verses, then the whole surah from memory.
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And when today is enough, it's enough

You set a daily limit. When your child reaches it, a calm rest card invites them to carry on tomorrow. No timer on screen, nothing lost.

The parents' corner

Behind a small sum that little ones can't get past, everything you need.

  • Several children on one phone, each with their own journey
  • Progress in every surah, and the recordings of every level
  • A goal you choose together, and a weekly summary
  • The Sheikh you prefer: Al-Husary, Al-Minshawi or Ayman Suwaid

Why we built Quran Heroes

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The maker

Questions from parents

How much does it cost?

Nothing. It's completely free, with no subscription and no ads.

When does it come out?

Soon, on iPhone and Android at the same time. Leave your email and we'll send the link on launch day. Until then, the free version works in your browser at abtalquran.com.

What ages is it for?

4 to 12. Little ones start in Calm mode: two verses per level.

Does my child need to read?

No. They memorize by listening and reciting after the Sheikh, so it suits children who can't read yet.

Do I need an account?

No. There's no sign-in for parents or children.

Where are my child's recordings kept?

On the phone only. They're never uploaded to a server.

Does progress move between devices?

Not yet. Progress and recordings stay on the phone your child uses, so pick one phone for the journey.

Which languages?

The app speaks seven: Arabic, English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Dutch. The Quran is in Uthmani script, with the Sheikhs' recitation.

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The journey starts with one verse

Leave your email and we'll send you the app the day it's out.

Which phone?

One email on launch day. We never share your address.

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