User Guide

inQuran uses advanced semantic search to understand the meaning of your query, not just the keywords.

• Natural Language: Ask questions like "What does the Quran say about patience?" or "Stories of Prophet Musa".
• Keywords: Search for specific words like "Zakat", "Jannah", or "Fasting".
• Multi-Language: Select multiple languages (e.g., English + Urdu) to search across translations simultaneously.
• Smart Suggestions: Get real-time suggestions for Topics and Verses as you type.
• Arabic: You can search in Arabic or transliteration.

Sometimes you don't have a specific query in mind. inQuran offers tools to help you discover new verses.

• I'm Feeling Lucky: Click this button on the home page to be taken to a completely random chapter of the Quran. It's a great way to start your daily reading or discover something new.
• Explore Topics: Use the "Explore" widget on the home page to see random topics or browse the full index.

The Quran covers a vast array of subjects. Our Topic Explorer helps you navigate them hierarchically.

• Hierarchy: Topics are organized in a tree structure. For example, Guidance > Prayer.
• Navigation: Click on any topic tag in the search results to see all verses related to that topic.
• Subtopics: On a topic page, explore specific sub-themes to narrow down your study.

Read the Quran divided into 30 equal parts (Juz), ideal for daily reading schedules like in Ramadan.

• Juz Index: Access the full list of 30 Juz from the home page footer or navigation menu.
• Ruku Markers: Visual indicators (ع) show the start of each Ruku (section) to help track your progress.
• Sequential Reading: Easily navigate to the next or previous Juz with dedicated buttons.

Customize your reading experience to suit your needs.

• Aspects: Use the sidebar to toggle different translations, commentaries, and the original Arabic text.
• Cross-References: Discover connections between verses through our extensive cross-reference system.
• Deep Dive: Click on verse numbers to view detailed analysis, including root words and grammar.