Scroll The Quran: Daily Verse

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Scroll the Quran like social media. QuranScroll is a minimalist reader for iPhone. The full Quran in Uthmani script, one verse per swipe, in a quiet emerald palette designed to be picked up and put down without friction. READ The full Quran in Uthmani script, one verse at a time. Arabic set in the Amiri typeface. Tap a verse to reveal the Saheeh International translation; toggle it off when you only want Arabic. The app remembers exactly where you stopped. TAP A VERSE — STUDY IT Open a four-pane study sheet for any verse: • Deep Study — tafsir (Ibn Kathir in English, Al-Muyassar in Arabic, with Al-Jalalayn as a fallback) • Original — word-by-word Arabic with transliteration • Easier — a one-line plain-English brief, plus the full translation • Related — curated thematic links SHARE A VERSE Tap the share icon to bake any verse into a shareable card — verse, surah, the reciter's name, and a brand mark — then send it to any app via the system share sheet. Or just listen to the recitation in the share preview before you send. LISTEN Tap the reciter chip to pick your qari — Mishary Alafasy, Abdul Basit, As-Sudais, Al-Minshawi, or Maher Al Muaiqly. Stream any ayah straight from the verse card. BUILD A HABIT A daily streak counts each day you open the app, with a peek sheet that shows you what you've kept. Miss a day and it resets — gently. REMEMBER Bookmark any verse. Swipe to delete, undo from the snackbar. Tapping a bookmark jumps you to it inside the reader. Up to 500 saved. CUSTOMIZE Warm light or Emerald dark. English or Arabic — both UI strings and the translation follow your choice. Font scale from 0.85× to 1.4×, with a live preview in the Bismillah before you commit. A FREE, NO-ACCOUNT, NO-AD READER No login. No sign-up. No analytics SDK. No third-party tracking. Your reading position, bookmarks, streak, and settings live on your device. The only network calls are the verses, audio, and study content you request. — Built on the free QuranHub API. Translation by Saheeh International. English tafsir by Ibn Kathir; Arabic tafsir by Al-Muyassar (with Al-Jalalayn fallback). Arabic font: Amiri (SIL OFL). Bug reports and feature ideas: the in-app "Request a feature" link in Settings, or mer.wathek@gmail.com.