Cutting-edge AI that listens to and corrects your recitation

An AI trained to listen to the Quran

We have built a cutting-edge AI designed for one thing: listening to Quran recitation. It has been trained on thousands of recitations, with different voices, accents and paces, to recognise each word as it is recited, with its rules.

While you recite, it follows your voice live: the words light up as you read, across all 114 surahs. At the end, it compares each word with the expected recitation, rule by rule, and gives you its correction.

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Omar is listening

Al-Qadr · 97القدر

إِنَّآ innā أَنزَلْنَـٰهُ 'anzalnāhu فِى fī لَيْلَةِ laylati ٱلْقَدْرِ l-qadr ﴿١﴾

وَمَآ wamā أَدْرَىٰكَ 'adrāka مَا mā لَيْلَةُ laylatu ٱلْقَدْرِ l-qadr ﴿٢﴾

أَنزَلْنَـٰهُ Ikhfa missedHide the noon, two counts.

1You reciteMic open: the words light up, a slip is marked in its place.

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Omar’s correction

3 points to review

Al-Qadr · verse 1

Call

• Aa0 Words
• 3 Tajweed
• 1 Pronunciation
• Pace

Verse 1 Listen

إِنَّآ أَنزَلْنَـٰهُ فِى لَيْلَةِ ٱلْقَدْرِ ﴿١﴾

• إِنَّآ Ghunnah · too short The doubled noon hums in the nose for two counts.
• أَنزَلْنَـٰهُ Ikhfa · missed Hide the noon before the zay: a light nasal sound, two counts.
• ٱلْقَدْرِ Qalqalah · missed The dal bounces: a short, dry echo, with no vowel.

2Your correctionWord by word, rule by rule, with the right word to listen to.

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Omar04:12

You

Omar, how do I pronounce the qalqalah?

ٱلْقَدْرِ QalqalahAl-Qadr · verse 1

Stop on the dal and let it bounce: a short, dry echo. Listen to me, then repeat.

3Your tutor talks it throughOn a video call, out loud. You ask your questions.

What it corrects

• Words skipped, added or swapped.
• Pronunciation: a mispronounced word, a letter that does not come from its point of articulation (makharij).
• Tajweed: madd, ghunnah, ikhfa, idgham, iqlab, qalqalah, lam shamsiyyah… each rule applied or missed.
• For each mistake, a simple explanation and the correct recitation of the word, to replay in its verse.
• In memorization, the verses hide: you recite from memory and the AI shows you the words you forgot or swapped.

Omar and Noor: a real AI that understands you and answers

After your recitation, the conversation goes on. Omar and Noor understand your question, typed or spoken, and answer like a tutor: the meaning of a verse, a tajweed rule, a difficult word, the surah to recite next.

You can also talk to them out loud, on a video call, right after your recitation: they tell you what went well and what to work on, then answer your questions.

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Answers grounded in the Quran and real sources

A general-purpose chatbot can make up a reference or quote a verse wrongly. Omar and Noor rely on a library of verified Islamic sources: the Quran, its tafsir, the hadith collections, the sirah and rulings from recognised institutions.

The verses they show you are read from the verified text of the Madani Mushaf, never written from memory, and a hadith comes with its reference.

Does a correction look wrong?

Write to us with the surah and verse, or the address of the page on the site. Every message is read and helps us make the AI more accurate.