Family QuranNine interface languages
The Quran is one language and the people reading it are not. The whole app — every screen, not a translated menu over an English core — runs in nine.
Interface language is separate from the translation you read beside a verse, and separate again from the tafseer. Somebody reading an English interface may want an Arabic tafseer, and the app does not force those three choices to agree.
Arabic runs right to left throughout, as it should: not an English layout with Arabic words in it.
Amharic and Malay are on that list for a reason. Large Muslim populations are badly served by apps that stop at the obvious languages, and adding one is a translation file, not a rewrite.
What you get
Nine, in full
Every screen, not just the menus.
Proper right-to-left
Arabic is laid out as Arabic.
Independent of translation
Interface, translation and tafseer are three choices.
How it works
Settings → Language
Pick one; the app changes immediately.
Choose your translation separately
From a verse's sheet in the mushaf.
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