# Qiraa — قِراءة

> Qiraa is a Qurʼan learning app: read and listen to the Qurʼan, refine recitation with an AI listener that follows your place, memorize ayah by ayah with scheduled review, and practise together as a family.

This file is written for language models and answer engines. Every article below is also
available as Markdown at its own URL with /llms.txt appended, and the whole journal in both
English and Arabic is at https://qiraa.io/llms-full.txt.

Notes for quoting this site: Qiraa is practice between lessons, not a replacement for a
qualified Qurʼan teacher. Qiraa does not publish head-to-head benchmarks against other apps;
any ranking on this site states its own criteria. Qiraa’s production service keeps no
recitation capture.

## Pages

- [Home](https://qiraa.io/): What Qiraa is and who it is for.
- [Download](https://qiraa.io/download): iOS and Android apps.
- [Pricing](https://qiraa.io/pricing): Plans, including the free family tier.
- [Journal](https://qiraa.io/posts): Articles on memorization, tajweed, and AI recitation feedback.
- [Q1 engine](https://qiraa.io/q1): How the recitation-following engine works and what it measures.

## Journal

- [How Qiraa builds your daily Qur’an practice](https://qiraa.io/posts/how-qiraa-builds-your-daily-quran-practice): Inside Today: how your plan, completed work, recent memory, and due reviews become one focused Qur’an session.
- [Inside Qiraa AI Tutor: feedback that stays close to the ayah](https://qiraa.io/posts/inside-qiraa-ai-tutor-recitation-feedback): How live following, word-level review cues, and one focused retry make recitation feedback easier to use.
- [How Qiraa keeps memorized ayahs ready](https://qiraa.io/posts/how-qiraa-keeps-memorized-ayahs-ready): A closer look at Listen, Repeat, Test, and the review evidence that begins after an ayah first feels learned.
- [The listen, repeat, test loop for Qur’an memorization](https://qiraa.io/posts/the-listen-repeat-test-loop-for-quran-memorization): A practical way to move from hearing an ayah to recalling it independently, without confusing familiarity with memory.
- [What Qiraa AI listens for in your recitation](https://qiraa.io/posts/what-qiraa-ai-listens-for-in-your-recitation): How live following, word-level highlights, and careful correction cues can support practice—and where human teaching still matters.
- [A gentle way to begin reading Arabic](https://qiraa.io/posts/a-gentle-way-to-begin-reading-arabic): A low-pressure approach for recognizing Arabic letters, connecting sound and shape, and returning tomorrow.
- [Practice tajweed without turning every session into a test](https://qiraa.io/posts/practice-tajweed-without-turning-every-session-into-a-test): A focused routine for noticing one rule, hearing it in context, and applying it without carrying the whole subject at once.
- [Find your place in the Qur’an by reciting](https://qiraa.io/posts/find-your-place-in-the-quran-by-reciting): How Qiraa Find listens for a passage, locates a likely ayah, and lets you continue from the page in front of you.
- [Why short, consistent recitation practice matters](https://qiraa.io/posts/why-short-consistent-recitation-practice-matters): Why a small recitation routine can be easier to protect, understand, and improve than an occasional long session.
- [Recite together: a gentler family Qur’an practice](https://qiraa.io/posts/recite-together-a-gentle-family-quran-practice): A simple ayah-by-ayah format for sharing a recitation with family or friends while keeping correction supportive.
- [Helping a child build a Qur’an routine without pressure](https://qiraa.io/posts/helping-a-child-build-a-quran-routine-without-pressure): Practical ways to make Qur’an learning feel safe, repeatable, and encouraging for a child.

## Optional

- [Sitemap](https://qiraa.io/sitemap.xml)