Religious Software & Apps

IslamIQ is a trivia app aimed at older children and adults, testing knowledge across the Quran, Hadith, seerah, the prophets and I

Children Islamic Quiz is a compact, focused quiz app: four difficulty levels and over two hundred questions, aimed squarely at chi

Islamic Quiz: Muslim Trivia is structured as a progression rather than a pool of random questions — a step-by-step route through I

Islamic Kids: Quiz & Games is built for young children, and the thing worth knowing before installing is that it is advertisement-

Islamic Quiz: Trivia Game is a large-format trivia app, and its distinguishing feature is simply scale: the question bank runs to

Muslim Kids: Learn & Fun is an Islamic learning game for children, built so the learning arrives through play rather than instruct

muslimquiz is a free Islamic quiz game built around two modes: a category quiz covering topics across Islamic knowledge, and Guess

Athan, from IslamicFinder, is a prayer-time and daily-practice application built around accurate timings and reminders.

Muslim Pro is among the most widely installed Islamic applications, combining prayer times, the Quran and daily practice tools in

Quran for Android is a free, open-source Quran reader, and the Android application associated with Quran.com.

Al Quran (Tafsir & by Word) is a Quran app built for study rather than recitation alone, from a non-profit foundation…

Quran Majeed is a long-established Quran application offering the full Arabic text alongside recitation, translation and study too

Muslim 3D is an interactive 3D application built to teach Islamic practice and history by letting you walk through it rather than

This is a Noorani Qaida app built around colour-coded Tajweed, aimed at beginners learning the Arabic alphabet and the basics of c

The Noorani Qaida is the primer used in madrasahs across South Asia and beyond to teach the Arabic script before a student begins

Learn Quran Tajwid is a structured course in Tajweed — the rules governing how the Quran is pronounced during recitation…

NOOR teaches children aged roughly five to fourteen to read the Quran, and it does it through play rather than drill.