The Madinah Mushaf, reacting to your halaqah
All 604 Mushaf pages exactly as your students know them, but alive: the ayah lights up as it is recited, the teacher corrects on the word itself, and everyone sees the same page at the same moment.
The Mushaf appears to the teacher and the students at the same time. The highlighted ayah is the one being recited now; the small menu is the per-word correction tool.
Why the Mushaf matters
The difference between displaying text, and showing the Mushaf as students know it
The King Fahd Complex script
We use the fonts of the King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran. Each page is rendered with its own font, with the same word positions and line endings as the printed Mushaf. No distortion, no approximation, no infinite scroll.
Current ayah sync
When the student recites, the ayah lights up for the teacher and all students at the same instant. Everyone is on the same page, literally.
Word-level interaction
Every word is tappable. Tap it to log an error, ask for a repeat, write a note, or encourage the student, without leaving the Mushaf and without interrupting the recitation.
Responsive on any device
The Mushaf works on desktop, phone and tablet. The correct aspect ratio is always preserved (5:7, Madinah Mushaf size).
What you can do inside the Mushaf
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Fast navigation
Jump straight to any surah, juz or page number, or search for an ayah. The Mushaf moves for everyone at the same moment.
Highlight the ayah as it is recited
The teacher marks the ayah the student is on and it lights up for everyone. Nobody has to ask where we are.
Correct on the word
Tap the word and choose: error, repeat, note, well done. The correction reaches the student instantly without interrupting the recitation.
Precise error classification
Every error is logged by type, jali or khafi, then by category: makharij, sifat, madd, ghunnah, tafkhim, waqf and more.
A whiteboard beside the Mushaf
Switch to the whiteboard to draw a rule or write an example, then switch back. Same session, same screen.
After the session
Notes do not vanish when the session ends. They stay attached to the word and the ayah in the student's record, ready for the next session.
Where the trust comes from
The Mushaf fonts we use were developed at the King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran in Madinah, and reproduce the printed Madinah Mushaf faithfully. They are the same fonts used by Quran.com, the most widely used Quran app in the world, with over 50 million users.
Your students therefore see the same Mushaf they already know from the printed copy and from other apps. No distraction, no new script to get used to. Just the Quran, as they know it.