Quran verse of the day
One verse each day in Arabic and English, with a recitation. Listen, reflect, and share it as an image or a short video.
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Notes
Arabic text: Tanzil.net via AlQuran Cloud · Recitations: EveryAyah.com
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Sheikh Muhammad Siddiq Al-Minshawi
Al-Faatiha
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Recitations: mp3quran.net
A daily Quran verse in Arabic and English
Each day this page shows one verse of the Quran in its Arabic text, with an English translation and a recitation you can play. Press New verse to read another one at any time.
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How to use it
- Read the verse in Arabic and English, and open Notes when a verse has them.
- Choose a reciter and listen.
- Save the verse as an image or video, or share its link.
Questions
Which English translation is used?
The translation by Rowwad Translation Center, published on QuranEnc.com. It is shown without changes, and its version number appears under each verse.
What do the numbers like [1] mean?
They point to notes published with the translation. Open Notes under the verse to read them. Not every verse has notes.
Why does Bismillah appear above some verses only?
It appears above the first verse of a surah. In Al-Fatihah it is the first verse itself, and At-Tawbah does not begin with it.
Can I share the images and videos?
Yes. Each one includes the translation credit, so please keep it visible and do not edit the text.
Is a translation the same as the Quran?
A translation conveys the meanings of the Quran in another language. The Quran itself is the Arabic text, which is why it is always shown here with the translation.