How your child memorizes the Quran in Qurrah
A journey drawn between surah stations: your child listens to the ayah, repeats it, recites it from memory, and reviews it when it is due. Every surah they finish becomes a star on their journey.
Start freeThe memorization steps
- They listen to the ayah from Sheikh al-Minshawi (Mu'allim) or Sheikh al-Husary.
- They repeat it with the teacher two or three times.
- They recite it from memory and record their voice for a parent to hear.
- The ayah comes back in review when it is due, until it sticks.
- They earn stars and medals, and appear in “Heroes of the week”.
For parents
A dashboard with each child's progress and learning minutes, their recordings, the memorization plan, gifts with conditions you set, and a printable surah completion certificate.
More sections
The surahs of the Quran with meanings · Tajweed for kids · Quran games
Frequently asked questions
- Is Qurrah free?
- Yes. Qurrah is completely free, with no ads.
- What age is it for?
- From 3 years old and up, and the plan and the interface change with your child's age. It works for adults too.
- Which reciter does my child hear?
- Sheikh Muhammad Siddiq al-Minshawi (the teaching recitation, Mu'allim) or Sheikh Mahmoud Khalil al-Husary, ayah by ayah.
- Does Qurrah have the whole Quran?
- Yes: all 114 surahs in the Uthmani script, Hafs from 'Asim, with the tafsir of Al-Muyassar and As-Sa'di. In English, each ayah also has its meaning (Saheeh International) and its transliteration.
- Does the app correct recitation automatically?
- No. Your child records their recitation, and a parent listens to it and approves it, so the judgment comes from a person who knows your child.
- Does my child need an account?
- No. Only the parent has an account, and it keeps every child's progress on all your devices.
- Does it work offline?
- Yes. Once you download the surahs, it works without internet, and you can install it as an app on your phone or computer.
- How does review work?
- Spaced review: every ayah your child memorizes comes back to them when it is due, until it sticks.