The 13 Line Quran
The Quran you know, page for page as it is printed, with every letter coloured for tajwid. Free to read in any browser.
Nothing to install, no account needed, and it keeps your place.
Every page, offline
All 848 pages save to your device. Once they are there it needs no signal at all.
It keeps your place
Opens where you left off. Move the ribbon as you read and keep any page you want.
Read it through
Track a khatm at a pace you choose. Thirty juz, filling in as you go.
The colours are the point
Seven rules of tajwid, marked in the print itself. They are the publisher's colours, not ours.
- Ghunna
- Ikhfa
- Ikhfa meem saakin
- Idghaam
- Idghaam meem saakin
- Qalb
- Qalqala
What this is
A scan of the 13 line Quran, all 848 pages of it, shown exactly as the page is printed. Thirteen lines to a page is what makes this edition worth having: huffaz who memorised from it know where a verse sits on the page, and that spatial memory does not survive being reflowed into a different layout.
Nothing in the text has been redrawn, sharpened or reconstructed. Every page is the publisher's own artwork, checked pixel for pixel against the source before it ships.
What it costs, and what it takes
Nothing, and nothing. There is no price, no advertising and no paid tier. It asks for no permissions and there is no analytics of any kind. You can read the whole Quran here without ever making an account, and if you never make one, nothing about your reading leaves your device at all. The privacy page says so in full, and the terms explain why it has to stay this way.
It works without a connection
Save the whole Quran once and it opens on a plane, in a basement, or on a phone with the data turned off. It installs to a home screen like an app if you want it to, and it does not need to.
Find your place
Search by surah name in whatever spelling you use, jump by juz or by page number, and keep the pages you come back to. All 114 surahs are listed here with the page each one begins on, and every juz has a page of its own.