Swipe up and the next ayah fills the screen, in Arabic with transliteration and translation. A few minutes a day, instead of a feed you forget by tomorrow.
Free for iPhone, iOS 18 or later
Free to read, forever. No ads. No likes, no comments.
You already scroll every day. The thumb movement is the same. What you take away is different: the whole Quran, one ayah at a time.
One ayah per screen. Swipe up for the next one, like the apps you know, except every swipe is the Quran.
Follow Mishary Alafasy's recitation word by word, and learn where each word begins and ends.
Repeat until it sits. Pick a repeat mode, add a pause to recite it back, and track the surahs you know by heart.
Reminders come after the prayer you choose, based on your local prayer times. Miss a day and your streak survives: you get one grace day per week.
Save the ayat you want to return to. Share any ayah as a clean card for Stories or chats.
See the ayah of the day, your goal, your streak and the next prayer without opening anything.
Most feeds are built to keep you there. Nuzul is built so you leave a little better than you came.
Nothing between you and the next ayah.
No counters, no opinions, no feed of other people.
Reach your daily goal and the app tells you it is enough for today.
One grace day per week keeps your streak, because life happens.
Unquestionably, by the remembrance of Allah hearts are assured.Ar-Ra'd 13:28, Saheeh International
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Premium comes later with optional extras and a way to support the app. The Quran text, translation and recitation will never be behind a paywall.
Prayer times need a rough location. Nuzul rounds it to about a kilometre and keeps it on your iPhone. There is no account, no profile and nothing to follow.
Yes. Reading, translation, recitation, word highlighting, Hifz repeat, reminders, share cards and widgets are free, without ads. An optional Premium may come later for extras. The Quran itself will stay free.
Nuzul runs on iPhone with iOS 18 or later, including the widgets and the lock-screen player.
We are starting with iPhone. If you would like Nuzul on Android, write to support@getnuzul.com; it helps us decide what comes next.
The Arabic text with transliteration and the English translation by Saheeh International. A German version is planned.
No. Nuzul is a way to bring the Quran into the minutes you would otherwise spend scrolling. Many people use it alongside their mushaf, for review, Hifz or a daily habit.
فَإِنَّ مَعَ ٱلۡعُسۡرِ يُسۡرًا
“For indeed, with hardship [will be] ease.”
Ash-Sharh 94:5