# Miftah al-Huruf

> A key for every learner

Canonical page: [https://chrome-stats.com/d/id6807467126](https://chrome-stats.com/d/id6807467126)

## Overview

- **ID:** `id6807467126`
- **Platform:** Apple
- **Type:** Apple app
- **Status:** Available
- **Publisher:** Healthcare Consultant Solutions Limited.
- **Category:** Education
- **Version:** 1.0.4
- **Last updated:** 2026-09-08
- **First published:** 2026-09-04
- **Size:** 13 MB
- **Data as of:** 2026-09-14
- **Store listing:** [Apple App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/miftah-al-huruf/id6807467126)
- **Privacy policy:** [https://miftah-privacy.vercel.app/miftah-al-huruf](https://miftah-privacy.vercel.app/miftah-al-huruf)

## Description

Most apps for learning to read the Qur'an assume you can already read comfortably.
Small text, crowded screens, and audio that plays a whole verse when what you needed
was one letter.

Miftah al-Huruf was built the other way round. It started as an accessibility
project, and that shaped every screen.

BUILT FOR HOW YOU ACTUALLY READ

Before you learn a single letter, you can set the app up to suit you:

• Six text sizes, up to very large
• Adjustable letter spacing and line spacing
• Five colour overlays for visual stress, plus a high-contrast mode
• Three Arabic fonts, so you can pick the one your eye follows best
• Reduce-motion option
• Recitation speed from 0.5x to 1.25x, with the pitch kept natural
• Focus mode, showing one word at a time instead of a full verse
• Learner profiles that apply a whole set of these in one tap, including
  Visual Overload, Slow Processor, Motor Difficulty, Adult Beginner and Child

These are not buried in a settings menu three levels down. They are one tap from
every screen, and they stay set.

Nothing depends on hearing the audio, either. Transliteration and English
translation can stay on screen throughout.

THE 28 LETTERS

Every letter with its name, its sound, and a plain-English description of its shape
— "three small teeth in a row", "a curved tail dipping below the line". Tap once and
you hear the letter named, then pronounced. Recorded example words for every letter.
A quick quiz when you want to test yourself.

MAKHAARIJ — WHERE EACH LETTER COMES FROM

A labelled cross-section of the mouth, throat and nose showing all sixteen
articulation points, from the deep throat through the tongue to the lips. Tap any
point to read how that sound is formed and hear the letters that belong to it. This
is the part most apps leave out, and it is the part that fixes pronunciation.

QAIDA — LEARN TO READ

Twenty-three lessons in order, from a letter carrying no vowel through to knowing
where to stop. Each shows exactly which letters the rule acts on, and gives words
from the Qur'an to practise on.

TAJWEED

The eleven core rules, each with an example and a reference to the verse it comes
from. The rule's own letters are picked out.

MEMORISE

Al-Fatihah and the whole of Juz 'Amma — 38 surahs, 571 verses. Arabic, English
transliteration and translation. Hide the text to test yourself, step through a
verse word by word, bookmark where you are, and see how much of the Juz you have
completed. Recitation by Mishary Rashid Al Afasy.

WORKS OFFLINE

The letters, the diagram, the fonts and the entire Qur'an text are inside the app.
No account, no sign-in. Only the Qur'an recitation is streamed, so that part needs a
connection; everything else does not.

FREE, WITH NOTHING ATTACHED

No advertising. No analytics. No in-app purchases. No data collection of any kind.
Your progress stays on your device and is never uploaded. There is no account to
create because there is nothing to store.

CREDITS

Qur'an text from the Tanzil project. English translation by Talal Itani (Clear
Quran). Letter recordings from arabic-om.com. Example words recorded by Fjmustak for Lingua Libre,
via Wikimedia Commons. Full credits and licences are inside the app.

The app itself is copyright Healthcare Consultant Solutions Limited. The Qur'an
text, translation, recitation, recordings and fonts are not ours; they remain the
property of their owners and are used under the licences shown in the app.

Built in Stoke-on-Trent by a registered pharmacy technician, for anyone who wants to
read the Qur'an and has struggled to. It is free, carries no advertising and has
nothing to buy, and that will not change, inshaa Allah.

Published by Healthcare Consultant Solutions Limited.
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## Rankings

- #1,884,033 — Overall

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