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Why we exist
Most of us mean to finish the Quran in Ramadan. Most years, we don’t. Not for lack of love, but because the mushaf sits on the shelf while the phone sits in our hand. NoorScroll puts the Quran where your thumb already goes. One ayah at a time, a little every day, with the people you love reading alongside you.
- 01One ayah at a time
The Arabic, its translation beneath, and published tafsir a tap away. Swipe up for the next.
- 02Family khatm
Share one link in the family group. Everyone claims a juz, and you watch it fill in.
- 03Tonight’s reading
Your juz for tonight, your streak, and how many nights are left, all on one screen.
- 04Every surah, timed
See how long each surah and juz takes, so a khatm always feels doable.
- 05A plan that fits
Tell us your minutes a day. We size the khatm, and the family, around them.
Who it’s for
NoorScroll is for anyone who wants the Quran back in their day. Whether you’re finishing your first khatm or your fortieth. Reading alone, or with the whole family group chat. We built it to walk with you, one ayah at a time.
Our promise
Every ayah, the audio and your streak cost nothing. Paid plans add study tools, never the Quran itself.
Arabic from the King Fahd Complex Madinah mushaf, shown exactly as it is.
Every translation names its translator, and we never rewrite it.
Nothing interrupts an ayah, and no machine gives religious answers.
Questions you may have
When can I use NoorScroll?
Early access opens in January 2027 for iPhone and Android, before Ramadan begins. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the moment your invite is ready.
Is it free?
Yes. Reading, listening, your streak and joining a family khatm are free, always. An optional paid plan adds deeper study tools. The Quran itself is never behind a paywall.
How does a family khatm work?
One person starts it and shares a link, usually in the family WhatsApp group. Everyone claims a juz, reads at their own pace, and the khatm fills in for all to see until the last juz is done.
Where does the Quran text come from?
The Arabic is the King Fahd Complex Madinah mushaf text, shown word for word. Translations are published works, credited to their translators and never edited.
Is any of the content AI generated?
No. The Quran, translations and tafsir come from published sources. We don’t use AI to explain the Quran or to give religious answers.
Do I need to read Arabic?
No. Every ayah has its translation beneath it, and you can listen to a recitation as you read.
How do I get in touch?
Email salam@noorscroll.app. We read everything.