Listen
Hear a recitation and name its surah.
A daily Quran quiz
A Quran puzzle,every day.
Five short rounds, the same for everyone, new every midnight. Hear an ayah and name its surah, find the word that changed, rebuild the ayah. A few minutes to see how well you know the Quran, and to come back stronger tomorrow.
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- No account
- Works offline
- English, Urdu and Arabic
The daily puzzle
Five rounds. A few minutes. Every day.
Everyone plays the same ayat, easiest first, so you can compare with family and friends. Here's a real day: Juzzle #54.
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Round 1 · Listen
Hear an ayah, name its surah
A recitation by Mishary Rashid Alafasy plays. Know it by heart? Pick the surah. Not sure? Show the text, for fewer points.
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Round 2 · What Comes Next
Pick the ayah that follows
An ayah from the mushaf, and four that might come after it. Only one does.
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Round 3 · Spot the Change
Find the word that changed
One word has been swapped. Tap it, then choose the word that belongs. The altered ayah is always clearly marked, and the original is restored the moment you answer.
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Round 4 · Rebuild
Put the ayah back together
The words of an ayah, scattered. Tap them back into place, in order.
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Round 5 · In Order
Arrange the ayat in sequence
The final round: five ayat from Surah Abasa, shuffled. Drag them into their order.
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Done · Your result
Share your grid. Keep your streak.
4,260 out of 5,000, a nine-day streak, and XP towards your next level. Share a result card that shows your scores, never the ayat. Then come back tomorrow.
5,000points a day, up to 1,000 a round
Midnightuntil the next puzzle, at midnight your time
Streakscome back tomorrow and keep it going
Seven ways to play
Seven ways to test your memory
Practise as much as you like in any mode, or all of them mixed. Choose Juz ‘Amma, popular surahs or the whole Quran, at easy, medium or hard.
What Comes Next
Pick the ayah that follows.
Spot the Change
One word has been swapped. Find it and put the right word back.
The altered ayah is always clearly markedRebuild
Put an ayah back together, piece by piece.
In Order
Arrange ayat in their sequence.
Twin Verses
Two near-identical verses from different places: the mutashabihat. Spot the difference.
Locate
Find the page of the mushaf an ayah sits on. The closer you land, the more you score.
Journey
All 114 surahs, one path.
Follow your journey through the whole Quran, with your mastery of each surah. Practise any surah, any time, and watch its ring fill.
Your journey
Every surah, its own ring.
Each surah fills as you get its ayat right, round after round. Pick up where you left off, or jump to any surah and practise only that one.
Duels
Challenge a friend.
Send a duel code. You both play the same five rounds, then compare, round by round. No account, no sign-up: just a code you share however you like.
Read and listen
The full mushaf, in your pocket.
Read the whole Quran in the script you grew up with, and hold any ayah to hear it recited.
- Indo-Pak (15-line) or Uthmani (Madinah) script
- Ayah-by-ayah recitation by Mishary Rashid Alafasy
- Translations by the Rowwad Translation Center (English) and Fateh Muhammad Jalandhari (Urdu)
- An Ayah of the day to read, hear and share
Three languages
At home in English, Urdu and Arabic.
The whole app switches language, with full right-to-left layouts and fonts made for each script.
Made with care
Every letter checked.
Quran content is no place for guesswork. Every text in Juzzle comes from a trusted source, is used verbatim, and was checked before it shipped.
Trusted Quran text
From the King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex, Tanzil and DigitalKhatt, cross-checked letter by letter and against printed mushafs.
Proofread translations
The Urdu translation was proofread against printed editions. The English is shown exactly as its publisher issued it.
Spot a mistake? Tell us.
Report an issue with the text, a translation or the recitation, in the app or right here on the website, and we'll look into it.
Private by design
No ads. No account.
Your progress stays on your phone
No sign-up and no account. Your streak, scores and settings are stored on your device.
Works offline
The puzzles, the mushaf and the translations are all in the app. Only recitation needs an internet connection.
You're in control
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“Reading and listening to the Quran in Juzzle will always be free.”
Coming soon to iPhone and Android.
Juzzle is in its final testing. Questions, ideas or a mosque or school that would like to try it? We'd love to hear from you.