16-Line Indo-Pak
The layout familiar in Pakistan, India and South Asian communities worldwide.
Open the 16-line QuranTwo Mushafs
Choose your Mushaf
15-Line Madani
The same three Tajweed colours as the 16-line edition, with the key at the foot of every page.
Open the 15-line QuranColour-coded Tajweed
Every colour teaches a rule
In both Mushafs, letters are coloured by the Tajweed rule they carry, with the same three colours. How the colours are made and checked.
Read the Tajweed colour guideFor classes and self-study
Tools for teachers and students
Mistake marking
While a student recites, tap any word to mark it. Review the list afterwards and jump straight to each word.
How it worksMagnifier
Enlarge any word to show its letters and marks clearly, colours included.
How it worksAnnotation
Pen, highlighter, underline, stamps and a spotlight for teaching on screen.
How it worksBookmarks
Keep your places in both Mushafs.
How it worksTwo Mushafs
Switch between the 16-line and 15-line Mushaf at the place you are reading.
How it worksInstall the app
Add it to your phone or computer. Pages you have read open without a connection.
How it works
How each tool works: the guide.
Juz
Read by Para
- 1 Alif Lam Meem الم 15-line
- 2 Sayaqool سيقول 15-line
- 3 Tilkar Rusul تلك الرسل 15-line
- 4 Lan Tanalu لن تنالوا 15-line
- 5 Wal Muhsanat والمحصنات 15-line
- 6 La Yuhibbullah لا يحب الله 15-line
- 7 Wa Iza Samiu وإذا سمعوا 15-line
- 8 Wa Lau Annana ولو أننا 15-line
- 9 Qalal Malao قال الملأ 15-line
- 10 Walamu واعلموا 15-line
- 11 Yatazeroon يعتذرون 15-line
- 12 Wa Ma Min Dabbah وما من دابة 15-line
- 13 Wa Ma Ubarriu وما أبرئ 15-line
- 14 Rubama ربما 15-line
- 15 Subhanallazi سبحان الذي 15-line
- 16 Qala Alam قال ألم 15-line
- 17 Iqtaraba اقترب 15-line
- 18 Qad Aflaha قد أفلح 15-line
- 19 Wa Qalallazina وقال الذين 15-line
- 20 Amman Khalaq أمن خلق 15-line
- 21 Utlu Ma Uhiya اتل ما أوحي 15-line
- 22 Wa Man Yaqnut ومن يقنت 15-line
- 23 Wa Mali وما لي 15-line
- 24 Faman Azlam فمن أظلم 15-line
- 25 Ilaihi Yuraddu إليه يرد 15-line
- 26 Ha Meem حم 15-line
- 27 Qala Fama Khatbukum قال فما خطبكم 15-line
- 28 Qad Sami Allah قد سمع الله 15-line
- 29 Tabarakallazi تبارك الذي 15-line
- 30 Amma عم 15-line
Surahs
Popular Surahs
- 36 Surah Yaseen يس 15-line
- 67 Surah Al-Mulk الملك 15-line
- 18 Surah Al-Kahf الكهف 15-line
- 55 Surah Ar-Rahman الرحمن 15-line
- 56 Surah Al-Waqiah الواقعة 15-line
- 1 Surah Al-Fatiha الفاتحة 15-line
- 2 Surah Al-Baqarah البقرة 15-line
- 73 Surah Al-Muzammil المزمل 15-line
- 32 Surah As-Sajdah السجدة 15-line
- 44 Surah Ad-Dukhan الدخان 15-line
- 62 Surah Al-Juma الجمعة 15-line
- 112 Surah Al-Ikhlas الإخلاص 15-line
FAQ
Questions
Is TajweediQuran free?
Yes. Reading both Mushafs is free.
Which Mushaf is this, and how was it checked?
- 16-line Indo-Pak: the Indo-Pak Nastaleeq word-by-word script from the Quranic Universal Library (QUL), set in the traditional 16-line Taj Company page layout, 548 pages.
- 15-line Madani: QUL's Digital Khatt script (Hafs) in the 15-line Madani page layout, 604 pages.
Both editions were checked in two steps: automated character checks, then manual ayah-by-ayah comparison. They were audited and reviewed by Hafiz Farhan ul Haq, Dars-e-Nizami graduate (Jamia Darul Uloom Karachi).
What do the colours mean?
Each colour marks a Tajweed rule; see the Tajweed colour guide. Both Mushafs carry the same colours.
Can I install it on my phone or PC?
Yes. See how to install it.
Can teachers use it in online classes?
Yes. Share your screen and use the magnifier, annotation tools and mistake marks.
Does it work offline?
Pages you have already opened will open without a connection once you install the app. Other pages need the internet.
Who runs TajweediQuran?
TajweediQuran was founded on 28 May 2023 and is run by Farhan ul Haq in Islamabad, Pakistan. It is free, with no ads and no sign-up. See the About page for the sources and how the text was checked, or contact us.