The 13-Line Quran

The Indo-Pak tajwidi mushaf, page for page as it is printed, in any browser.

Open the Quran

Nothing to install, no account, and it keeps your place.

What this is

A scan of the 13 line Indo-Pak mushaf, all 848 pages of it, shown exactly as the page is printed. Thirteen lines to a page is what makes this edition worth having: huffaz who memorised from it know where a verse sits on the page, and that spatial memory does not survive being reflowed into a different layout.

Nothing in the text has been redrawn, sharpened or reconstructed. Every page is the publisher's own artwork, checked pixel for pixel against the source before it ships.

The colours mean something

This edition colours the text according to the rules of tajwid, so the colours are not decoration. They tell you where to hold a nasal sound, where a letter merges into the next, where to bounce. There is a page explaining each one.

What it costs, and what it takes

Nothing, and nothing.

No price, no advertising, no accounts, no analytics, no tracking of any kind, and no data collected about you at all. Your bookmarks, notes and reading position are saved on your own device and are never sent anywhere, because there is nowhere to send them.

Why it is free · What is stored

It works without a connection

Pages are kept as you read them, and the whole mushaf can be downloaded in one go from inside the app, so it opens on a plane, in a basement, or anywhere the signal does not reach. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like any other app on your phone.

Find your place

Search by surah name in whatever spelling you use, jump by juz or by page number, leave ribbons where a real mushaf would have them, and keep a khatm going at your own pace. Every one of the 114 surahs is listed here with the page it starts on.