Feature Requests

someone is using your website under alfaqr.com

someone is using your website under alfaqr.com

From Ayat 23 (Surah Yasin), the ayat numbering is wrong. Number 22 is counted twice and therefore leading to the wrong numbering to the rest of the Surah.

we read/flip quran from right to left. But 'previous page' 'next page' buttons works as if you read english book.

Please please please make the playback speed adjustable. This combined with the ayah range and looping would make hifth so much easier. The only reason I ever use other platforms is because of the playback speed, but I would love to use it on this app instead. Please make it customizable too not just 1.5x or 2x, I would like it to be custom cuz i usually listen on 1.3

Assalaamu alaikum, can u add an auto-pause/stop feature when the verse is being recited like if we want to start to 1st verse to the 9th verse so it will automatically stop at that verse. It doesn't feel good to stop an aayah while it's being recited.

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته I need the following features to help increase the efficiency of a project I am doing: 1] The menu that opens when you want to add an ayah to a collection. Issue: Currently it appears to me to be random order. Fix: Should list the collections in A-Z ordering. 2] When viewing ayat with translation and adding to collections: Issue: Currently each ayah has to be individually added, through multiple clicks. Fix: Have a toggle in settings menu to be able to select multiple ayat by clicking each one and then be able to add them to a collection(s). 3] When viewing ayat in expanded view within a collection: Issue: If you want to add some ayat from that collection to another collection, it has to be done 1 by 1, going to each ayah individually. Fix: Have a similar style toggle option as mentioned in request 2] that works in the same way but within the actual collection. 4] The tick boxes for selecting the collections in the menu when adding an ayah to them: Issue: Quite small boxes, can misclick the wrong collection if trying to be quick. Fix: Large tick boxes. 5] Be able to add ayats to collections on the mobile app with all the above features too. I have some other requests too but they need videos and images to show what I need done and why. I understand this is a lot to ask, I use the website more as tool for my projects since it is so well equipped hence the requests are more about efficiency. If there is anyway I can have these added sooner rather than later I'm happy to do so as these requests will save me a lot of time and effort. May Allah ‎ سبحانه وتعالى accept the efforts of everyone involved in Quran.com and give them the reward of whoever benefits from it. بارك الله فيك و جزاكم الله خيرا

The app works well, but when I switch apps or lock my phone, it always returns to the home screen instead of the last page I was reading. Other Quran apps reopen directly to the last page, even after being closed. This feature is very important for hifz, since I often open and close my phone while reviewing ayat.

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Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullah, While reciting Qur’an on your website, I noticed that some waqf signs (such as Waqf Mutlaq – ط) are written very close to the text. Because of the congestion, these signs become difficult to notice, especially when reading on a screen. I kindly request you to consider adding sufficient spacing around the waqf signs so they stand out more clearly. This would make it easier for reciters to identify them and follow tajwīd rules properly. This adjustment would improve readability without needing to enclose the signs in circles, and it would greatly benefit both learners and experienced readers. Jazakum Allahu Khayran for your excellent efforts in making the Qur’an accessible. Was-Salamu Alaikum,