Your Memory Map, redrawn. The whole mushaf is now a single arch of 114 surahs, each sized by its share of the Qur'an and coloured by how well you hold it. The map and its share card are free. Surah by surah. See where your memory actually stands, which surah is carrying the weakest part of it, and every ayah of a surah as a tile you can tap. Workload Ahead shows what the next week asks of you. Weak spots picks up where you left off. Stop halfway and the next session carries on instead of starting over, with a remaining count and a burn-down bar you can watch move. The Library sits next to Home. The thing you reach for most is now closest to your thumb, and adding content opens on New. Also: Trends is reachable from Home again, quiz sessions record which verses went wrong rather than just how many, and a range of fixes across streaks, notifications and the Library.

Exercises: a new tab for practicing any portion on demand, without touching your revision schedule. Verse by Verse shows one verse and asks for the next; practice again what you missed until a round comes back clean. Every session is saved so you can see yourself getting faster. Premium additions: • Weak Spots — the verses your reviews say are shaky, gathered into one targeted practice. • Trends — recall strength, effort and consistency over time, plus the hour of day your memory is sharpest. • Streak protection — three freezes instead of one, and a monthly repair for a streak you've genuinely lost. Plus fixes to streak notifications and cloud sync.

Streaks Qiyam now tracks the days you show up. Rest days count too — if nothing is due, opening the app is enough. Earn a freeze that quietly covers a day you miss, and see your whole history as a heatmap. A better quiz Undo your last rating straight from the progress bar. The reveal button is wider and easier to reach, cards move with the direction you're heading, and there's a small celebration when a juz or hizb graduates. Pick verses by tapping The verse picker in your Library is a grid now instead of a scroll wheel. Search a surah by name or number, tap a start and an end to take a range, and long-press any verse to preview it before you add it. You can also select several surahs at once. Your forecast, in quizzes (Premium) The Memory Map now counts the quizzes coming your way rather than the verses, so it can't disagree with your real workload. Toggle between quizzes and verses across the full month. It loads noticeably faster, too. Tell us what you think There's a feedback form in Settings now, with your version and device attached automatically, so a bug report arrives with enough detail to reproduce it. Also in this release Settings is reordered by what matters, with every irreversible action moved to a Danger Zone at the bottom. Display settings are simpler. And if you're new to Qiyam, setup now asks what you've already memorized and builds your review schedule before you reach the Dashboard. Fixed The subscription screen now shows both plans — the monthly option was hidden on most iPhone screens. A subscription in billing retry also keeps working while Apple retries the payment, instead of being cut off early.

Introducing the Memory Map — the headquarters behind your daily reviews. See how solid every surah you're memorizing really is, what your review workload looks like in the days and weeks ahead, and exactly why today's quizzes were chosen for you. The Memory Map is part of Qiyam Premium, with a 2-week free trial for new subscribers. Everything you already use — memorization, quizzes, scheduling and cloud sync — stays free.

Small improvements and bug fixes.

What's New: Accounts & cloud backup You can now create an account to back up your memorization progress. Your data is safely stored, restored automatically when you reinstall, and kept in sync across all your devices — and Qiyam still works fully offline. Easier catch-up after a break Missed a few days? All of your due reviews now appear together so you can genuinely catch back up, instead of only seeing a slice at a time. Reliability & polish More dependable syncing, plus a range of fixes and refinements throughout the app.

What's New: - Daily reminders now work — with smart timing that learns when you usually review, plus gentle nudges if you fall behind. - More accurate review scheduling, with a fresh quiz order each day. - Smoother adding and managing of verses in your Library. - Quiz and Dashboard fixes and polish.

What's new: - Major improvements in the reliability of the main algorithms driving the revision schedule - Minor bug fixes - Performance optimisation

What's new: - Small algorithmic improvements and bug fixes

What's New: • Fixed Quranic text display: Bismillah now appears only as context above the first verse of a surah, no longer duplicated inside the answer • Library now stays put: changing a surah, juz, or hizb's mastery level keeps your scroll position instead of jumping back to the top • "New" mastery badge is now red for clearer visibility at a glance

What's new: • Redesigned mastery badges — clearer and aligned. • New mastery level sheet: tappable cards instead of a slider. • New "Extra Large" quiz text size. • Fix: excluded items now correctly show as "Excluded". • Cleaner dashboard.

Dashboard redesigned for a calmer, more focused experience: • New Qur'an progress ring showing your memorization journey at a glance • Added "Reviewed This Week" to track recent activity • Clearer stats and a more prominent Start Review button Bug fixes and polish: • Onboarding "Fast-Track" page no longer cut off • Larger Arabic text in quizzes, and the size picker now actually works • Context verses easier to read • "Exclude from review" now available when multi-selecting surahs

Improvements from your feedback after launch: • Better first day: You'll always have a review session on day 1, even if you set everything to Mastered. • Smoother start with big libraries: Adding many surahs at once now spreads them across your first week, so day one isn't overwhelming. • Simpler navigation: Add and Library are merged into one tab. Tap any surah, juz, or hizb to add it or change its mastery level in a single step. Thank you for the thoughtful feedback — keep it coming.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.