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Version 1.5.1 · 2026-08-17
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Noorani Qaida (English) with Audio: Noorani Qaida is the very first book for learning how to read the Holy Quran from the beginning. This English-language edition is designed for those who understand English and want to learn the basics of Arabic letters, words, and correct pronunciation. It's simple to use — just scroll through the pages, tap a word, and listen.
Features:
• Step-by-step Noorani learning, from basic to advanced
• Audio for every word across all 27 chapters
• Pronunciation and Tajweed practice with dedicated sound feature
• Matching game for learning the alphabet
• Jump directly to any page by typing its page number
Noorani Qaida is the traditional first step to learning Quranic reading, taught for generations in Islamic schools around the world. This edition brings that same method to English-speaking learners on their mobile device.…
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