Lawh

Hear a Quranic verse and want to know which one? Record a few seconds of recitation, and Lawh identifies the surah and ayah with transliteration and translation.

Lawh identifies Quranic verses from audio. Hold up your phone during a lecture, podcast, jumu'ah khutbah, or YouTube video, record a few seconds of recitation, and Lawh tells you exactly which surah and ayah you just heard.

KEY FEATURES

• Audio-Based Verse Identification
Tap to record a recitation in any voice or qira'ah. Lawh returns the matching verses in seconds.

• Full Verse Details
Every result includes the original Arabic text, transliteration, and English translation.

• Built-In Quran Reader Browse the full Quran by surah and ayah. Tap any result to jump straight to that verse in its surrounding context.

• Search History
Every verse you identify is saved so you can revisit it later; there's no need to remember which surah it was from.

• Designed for Listeners
Built for students, parents helping children memorise, new Muslims, and anyone who has ever heard a beautiful recitation and wished they knew the source.

• Privacy-Conscious
Audio is processed only to identify the verse. Recordings are not retained beyond what is needed to deliver your result.

WHO IT'S FOR

• Students who want to look up a verse the imam recited
• Parents supporting children's daily memorisation
• New Muslims and revert learners building Quranic familiarity
• Listeners who hear a recitation in passing and want to find the source

WHY LAWH

The Quran has been preserved through recitation for over 1,400 years, yet searching it has always been a text-first experience. Lawh closes that gap. You don't need to know Arabic, the surah name, or even a single word. If you can hear it, Lawh can find it.

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