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by Muslim In Ecuador

As salaamu alaykum I made intentions to purchase the gold subscription and continue learning Quran with this new app I quickly learned to love but immediately was disappointed when I paid $5 for the subscription (that removes the 12 hour timer in between lessons) and the 12 hour timer started to glitch and got stuck on 12 hours. The app says I have the gold membership but it still functions as if I do not. Now I can’t even wait 12 hours for the next lesson it’s completely useless now and I lost $5. Purchased on iPhone 7

by Islam Chicago

This app is great for kids, beginners in Arabic, and anyone interested in having a starting point to build their Arabic vocabulary pertaining to the Quran. I love how you can listen to the words you are focusing on learning and the mini stories that accompany them.

To make this app even better, I would suggest having the translation of the vocalists in the learning section mirror more the order of the words as the appear in the translation as to begin to see grammar patterns that can be introduced later in the app or taught separately outside of the app. I think it would prepare learners who wish to gain more knowledge of Arabic in this way indirectly.

Additionally, I love how you have flash cards that you can hear the words you are learning as well. I think it might also be nice to have the verse we learned them accompany them as an option to hear the overall way it is recited in the text. This feature may also potentially make more sense during the learning process as well as to hear both the word by itself and strung together in the verse. Again this is to make it easy for the non native Arabic speaker to immerse themselves in the language seeing how the word visually looks and sounds by itself and accompanying the words if that makes sense? All this is to inshallah make this great app even better and more useful for people who use it!

by Epicles

I became a Muslim 2 1/2 years ago, and I knew no Arabic whatsoever. In the first year I learned how to read the Quran but very slowly, I took a couple classes but found it tedious at first. Memorizing the vocabulary was difficult at first. I decided to go overseas to study Arabic, and for about three or four months I studied on this app. Now after a year and a half of studying in Egypt, I still find it beneficial to come back and take the quizzes, as there are words I sometimes forget the meetings to. The strange thing about this app, is the form that they give you the af’Aal in is often majzoom or mansoob which is strange to see especially when the f’il is Mutall. So I wish it when the to the original form instead of تكن تر نريَ because the standard makes things apparent. And later when people learn naho and sarf they will know it’s Marfoo’ form and whatnot.

And maybe a separation between fil ism and harf with the flash cards could be helpful.