Quranic: Quran Arabic Learning 4+

The best!!

The app I’ve been looking for, perfectly layered out in every way Alhamdulillah. Initially, I was searching for a simple list of the most commonly used words in the Quran for memorization. So, that upon reading the Quran, I am more equipped to naturally understand what’s written in its original Arabic. However, this app exceeded my expectations drastically. There are several different practice regimes utilizing the most commonly used words from particular sections within the Quran. Sections that discuss the lives of the prophets (PBUT), and simultaneously help you to memorize what occurred in each one’s (PBUT) life as depicted by the Quran. I have yet to fully explore the app; and full disclosure, I’m only about 30 minutes into using it. Which should speak volumes to how well it is designed. I’m thrilled to be using this app Alhamdulillah, and may Allah bless each and everyone of the individuals responsible for the fruition of an application as intricately designed as such. Ameen. I’ll do my best to bring more people to this app, and I would not be opposed to paying a small subscription if ever needed to help keep the platform running when users increase. JazakhAllahu khairan, thank you.

Making Arabic Accessible

This app is great for kids, beginners in Arabic, and anyone interested in having a starting point to build their Arabic vocabulary pertaining to the Quran. I love how you can listen to the words you are focusing on learning and the mini stories that accompany them.

To make this app even better, I would suggest having the translation of the vocalists in the learning section mirror more the order of the words as the appear in the translation as to begin to see grammar patterns that can be introduced later in the app or taught separately outside of the app. I think it would prepare learners who wish to gain more knowledge of Arabic in this way indirectly.

Additionally, I love how you have flash cards that you can hear the words you are learning as well. I think it might also be nice to have the verse we learned them accompany them as an option to hear the overall way it is recited in the text. This feature may also potentially make more sense during the learning process as well as to hear both the word by itself and strung together in the verse. Again this is to make it easy for the non native Arabic speaker to immerse themselves in the language seeing how the word visually looks and sounds by itself and accompanying the words if that makes sense? All this is to inshallah make this great app even better and more useful for people who use it!

Phản Hồi Từ Nhà Phát Triển ,

Great suggestions. Actually we have a course alongside the app on grammar on our website: getquranic.com/course

Basically Perfect Except

I love this app not only because I was able to learn Arabic with its pronunciation and meaning but also the clear Quran translation being a part of it and into one cohesive product.

This would make it extremely perfect for me if it only included tafsirs. I understand it's generally targeted to beginners but I feel likes it's an amazing stepping point to also be able to include the higher level knowledge included. Whether that's a free feature or paid feature is up for the devs to decide but that itself would combine everything I need from any Quran app all into one full thing. It would obviously contain everything like ibn Kathir and other authentic tafsirs and could incorporate both the original Arabic to test our Arabic in sense or just include the English translation.

It could also include notes and methods of keeping track thoughts. If this is able to target both the beginners and then bring them to the next level it'll be the best Quran app by far.

Phản Hồi Từ Nhà Phát Triển ,

Mashallah what a great and thoughtful review. We'd love to chat more, please send a note to research@getquranic.com if you can make some time.