Quran Radio

Continuous, curated listening. One tap and it plays on.

Pick a station and the recitation flows surah after surah — while you read, while you move between pages, until you choose to stop.

Station voice: مشاري راشد العفاسي · Hafs

Some stations carry a small tag naming where their grouping came from: “Reported in the Sahihayn” means the report is in a collection we publish here, with its exact place shown; “A classical grouping” is a name long in use; “A Maqraati selection” is an order we chose for listening, not a religious designation.

The full mushaf

The whole Qurʼan, Al-Fatihah to An-Nas, in one voice.

  • The Holy Qurʼan
    The full mushaf, Al-Fatihah to An-Nas.

By juzʼ

A full part, flowing surah after surah.

  • Juzʼ ʿAmma
    The thirtieth part, surah after surah.

    Basis of this grouping: A classical grouping

By reciter

Each reciter their own station — the full mushaf in their voice.

Selected stations

Curated sets for listening.

  • The short surahs
    From Ad-Duha to An-Nas — among the short mufassal.

    Basis of this grouping: A classical grouping

  • Surat al-Kahf
    Surat al-Kahf on repeat through Friday — a Maqraati selection.

    Basis of this grouping: A Maqraati selectionA listening selection — not a religious designation for these surahs.

  • Al-Mulk & As-Sajdah
    Al-Mulk then As-Sajdah — a Maqraati selection for the end of the night.

    Basis of this grouping: A Maqraati selectionA listening selection — not a religious designation for these surahs.

  • Selected surahs
    Al-Fatihah, Ya-Sin, Ar-Rahman, Al-Waqiʿah, Al-Mulk.

    Basis of this grouping: A Maqraati selectionA listening selection — not a religious designation for these surahs.

Thematic stations

Sets gathered by state and purpose.

  • For tranquility
    Ar-Rahman, Ya-Sin, Al-Mulk, Al-Kahf, Al-Waqiʿah, At-Tur — a Maqraati listening selection.

    Basis of this grouping: A Maqraati selectionA listening selection — not a religious designation for these surahs.

  • For memorization
    From among the short mufassal, each surah repeated three times to fix it in memory.

    Basis of this grouping: A Maqraati selectionA listening selection — not a religious designation for these surahs.

  • For ruqyah
    Al-Fatihah, Al-Baqarah, Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Nas — gathering them into one station is a Maqraati choice.

    Basis of this grouping: A Maqraati selectionA listening selection — not a religious designation for these surahs.

  • Juzʼ Tabarak
    The twenty-ninth part, Al-Mulk to Al-Mursalat.

    Basis of this grouping: A classical grouping

  • The Friday-Fajr pair
    As-Sajdah and Al-Insan — the Sahihayn report that the Prophet ﷺ used to recite them in the Friday Fajr prayer.

    Basis of this grouping: Reported in the SahihaynSahih al-Bukhari · 891Sahih Muslim · 879

  • Al-Musabbihat
    The seven surahs that open with the glorification of Allah: Al-Isra, Al-Hadid, Al-Hashr, As-Saff, Al-Jumuʿah, At-Taghabun, Al-Aʿla.

    Basis of this grouping: A classical grouping

  • Al-Hawamim
    The seven that open with Ha-Mim: Ghafir through Al-Ahqaf.

    Basis of this grouping: A classical grouping

  • Az-Zahrawan
    Al-Baqarah and Aal ʿImran — a narration recorded by Muslim refers to them as “az-Zahrawayn”.

    Basis of this grouping: Reported in Sahih MuslimSahih Muslim · 804

  • The seven long surahs
    Al-Baqarah, Aal ʿImran, An-Nisa, Al-Maʼidah, Al-Anʿam, Al-Aʿraf; for the seventh, two views are reported: Al-Anfal and At-Tawbah together, or Yunus.

    Basis of this grouping: A classical grouping

  • Surahs of the narratives
    Yusuf, Al-Kahf, Maryam, Ta-Ha, Al-Anbiya, Al-Qasas, Nuh — a Maqraati selection.

    Basis of this grouping: A Maqraati selectionA listening selection — not a religious designation for these surahs.

  • For children
    Short surahs from Az-Zalzalah to An-Nas — short and easy to follow.

    Basis of this grouping: A Maqraati selectionA listening selection — not a religious designation for these surahs.

How the radio works

Each station is an ordered list of our own recitations — nothing streams from off-site. Recitation starts, moves from one surah to the next on its own, and the station loops back to its start when it ends.

Start a station and it stays with you as you browse the mushaf or leave the page in the background — the player follows you wherever you go, until you stop it.

Stations are audio only. To read along, open any surah from the index — the player follows you there too.