Read, listen and understand the Quran with verse-by-verse recitation, word-by-word highlighting and translations in 7 languages. Free forever on the web, iPhone and Android.
The same address takes you to the right experience automatically — the full web reader on a computer, or the free app on your phone.
letslearnquran.comStart readingletslearnquran.comDownload links appearA calmer, clearer way to study the Quran — designed for beginners and lifelong students alike.
As each verse is recited, every word lights up in real time — and its meaning appears, so you follow the Arabic and learn as you listen.
Play a single verse, or a whole surah as continuous recitation.
Trusted translations, plus English transliteration.
Tap the book icon on any verse to read its commentary and context.
Find any surah or verse in seconds, or jump straight to a verse from the menu.
Tune the page until it feels right — then just read.
Save verses, share links and copy text. In the app, listen offline and create an optional free account to track completed surahs and continue exactly where you left off on any device.
Tap a language to see how Al-Fatiha 1:2 appears in Let's Learn Quran.
On your computer, go to letslearnquran.com. The reader opens straight away — no sign-up.
Pick from Featured Surahs or All Surahs, use the search bar, or press ☰ to jump to any surah and verse.
Press ▶ in the surah header for continuous recitation, or on a single verse. Each word highlights as it's recited.
Hover over any Arabic word to see its meaning, and tap the book icon to open the verse's tafsir.
Open ⚙ Settings to change the translation language, text sizes, transliteration and dark mode — then bookmark the verses you love.
Visit letslearnquran.com on your phone and tap the download link, or search “Lets Learn Quran” in the App Store or Google Play.
No account needed — reading is always free. Choose a surah, press play and follow the highlighted words.
Recitation works offline, so you can keep listening on the go, without internet.
Open ⚙ Settings to pick your translation, text sizes, transliteration and dark mode.
Create a free account to save and sync your reading, track completed surahs, and continue exactly where you left off from your Profile.
Free for iPhone, iPad and Android.
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LetsLearnQuran.com is a waqf established to keep the Quran freely accessible without commercial barriers. Managed by the LA-Society Team, it exists as a public trust for long-term service and benefit.
“The Quran is meant to be understood, lived, and shared.”
This project removes friction from that journey with a focused reading experience rooted in clarity, sincerity, and respect for the text.
Fully funded by donations. Help keep the Quran free for every reader.
Support the project ♥| Language | Translation |
|---|---|
| English | Maulana Muhammad Ali (1951 Edition) |
| Urdu | Bayan-ul-Quran, Maulana Muhammad Ali (Powered by LA-Society.org team) |
| Hindi | Dr. K. Alam (Islam For All Mankind) |
| French | LA-Society.org (2025 Edition) |
| Dutch | LA-Society.org (2025 Edition) |
| German | Maulana Sadr-ud-din (1964 Edition) |
| Spanish | AAIIL Centre — 1986 Edition (Powered by LA-Society.org team) |
| Transliteration | AAIIL Publications, U.K. (2023 Edition) |
Provided Arabic audio for individual verses.
An international project offering verified Arabic Quranic script.
Guyana Ahmadiyya Anjuman Ishaat Islam Lahore — for their continued support and belief in the vision of this project.
For allowing the use of material from their website.
The translation library will keep expanding to serve more readers in more languages.
Concise commentary and historical notes, verse by verse, to deepen understanding.
Realtime word highlighting and hover translations will keep improving across the reader.
Yes — completely. No ads, no cookies, no payment and no subscriptions. The project is a waqf, fully funded by donations.
The full Quran experience on phones lives in our free app, so letslearnquran.com shows the App Store and Google Play links when you visit on mobile. On a computer, the same address opens the complete web reader.
No. Reading is always free and available without an account. In the app you can optionally create a free account to save and sync your progress across devices.
English, Urdu, French, Hindi, Dutch, German and Spanish, plus English transliteration. More translations are on the way.
Yes — the mobile app supports offline audio recitation, so you can listen anywhere.
Let's Learn Quran is the Islamic Institute of LA-Society, managed by the LA-Society Team as a public trust, with the support of GAAIIL.
We'd love to hear from you at quranapp@la-society.org. You can also support the project with a donation.
“Read in the name of thy Lord” — the Holy Quran, 96:1. Open the Quran in your language, right now.