Read the whole Quran, your way
Flow through the entire text uninterrupted, or settle into a single surah with juz and hizb navigation. The app remembers where you left off and brings you back there.
Native iOS app · Coming soon
naTadabar is a native iOS companion built around tadabbur — the practice of deep, structured reflection on the text. Translations, scholarly commentary, the classical Lissan al-Arab dictionary, and rich study notes with handwriting and voice memos. All offline. All yours.
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Surah Al-Fatiḥah · 1:1
بِسْمِ ٱللَّهِ ٱلرَّحْمَـٰنِ ٱلرَّحِيمِ
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
Text note
The opening itself is a petition — before anything else, mercy.
Dictionary
رَحْمٰن · all-encompassing mercy · root ر ح م
Voice memo · 0:14
The heart of the app
Most Quran apps let you read. naTadabar lets you study. Every tadabbur is a living document — a stack of blocks built around one or more verses, in any combination that serves the reflection. Add a thought as text, capture a fleeting one as a voice memo, sketch a diagram by hand, pull in a dictionary entry, cross-reference another verse or another tadabbur you wrote last week. It's your own work, in your own structure.
Text note
Your own reflection, in your own words.
Verse quote
Anchor your thought to the verse itself.
Handwritten
Apple Pencil strokes, right on the page.
Voice memo
Capture a thought you can't type fast enough.
Dictionary
Root meanings, pulled from the classical lexicon.
Cross-reference
Link to another verse, another tadabbur, another book.
Every block is a thought. Every document is a meditation.
What's inside
No subscriptions for the basics. No forced accounts. No background trackers. The core experience is complete out of the box — and it all works with your phone in airplane mode.
Flow through the entire text uninterrupted, or settle into a single surah with juz and hizb navigation. The app remembers where you left off and brings you back there.
Read alongside translations in English, French, Spanish, Turkish, Urdu, Indonesian, Hindi, and more — all stored on device, no connection required.
Four carefully selected tafsir sources sit one tap away from every verse, so you can move between the literal, the contextual, and the reflective as you study.
Listen in the voice you love — the player keeps going while you lock your phone, switch apps, or let your mind rest.
Instant access to Lissan al-Arab, the definitive classical Arabic dictionary, built right into reading mode. Long-press a word and the meaning comes to you.
Draw straight onto your study notes with full PencilKit support. Write margin notes, sketch diagrams, trace verses — everything exports cleanly to PDF.
Mark any verse across any surah for later. Your progress follows you between sessions, and a quick tab shows everything you've saved.
Find the direction of the Kaaba with your device compass, and get prayer timings for your location — multiple calculation methods supported.
Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, the reasons of revelation, and more classical texts — searchable, selectable, ready when you need them.
Premium unlocks cloud sync, so a tadabbur you started on iPhone keeps writing itself on iPad. Your notes follow you, encrypted and private.
Everything core to the app works offline with no account. No tracking, no ads, no data harvesting — just you and the text.
Pricing
The full reading, listening, dictionary, and reference-library experience is free forever. Premium is only for people who want unlimited tadabbur documents and cross-device sync — a small upgrade for heavy study.
Everything you need to read and study.
Free
For when five documents aren't enough.
Coming soon
Frequently asked
Tadabbur (تدبّر) is the Islamic practice of reflecting deeply on the Quran — moving past reading into meditation, contextual study, and letting the meaning settle. naTadabar is built around that practice.
Yes. The full reading experience — all translations, scholarly commentary, audio recitation, dictionary lookups, bookmarks, Qibla, prayer times, and the classical reference library — is free. You can create up to five tadabbur study documents on the free plan. Premium lifts that to unlimited and adds cloud sync between your devices.
Yes. A cross-platform sibling is in active development alongside iOS, and premium cloud sync is already designed to work across both.
No — everything core to the app works without signing in. An account is only needed if you upgrade to premium and want your notes to sync across devices.
iOS 17 and newer. naTadabar is built natively in SwiftUI and takes full advantage of modern Apple platforms, including iPad and Apple Pencil.
Yes. The Quran text, translations, commentary, dictionary, and reference library all live on your device — nothing is phoned home to use them. When you opt into premium cloud sync, your notes sync to a private, access-controlled storage layer that only you can read.
Audio streams on demand by default, but you can download any reciter's surah for offline playback whenever you expect to be without a connection.