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The Quran in Arabic, with English. No ads, no account.

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The 604 pages of the Madani mushaf, each with the ayahs printed on that page.

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What's on this site?

The complete Arabic text of the Quran, all 114 surahs and 6,236 ayahs, in the Uthmani script of the Madani mushaf (the recitation of Hafs from 'Asim), with the simple (imla'i) script as an option. Beside it is Marmaduke Pickthall's English translation of meaning, first published in 1930. A translation can't replace the Arabic; it's shown only to help with the meaning. There is no commentary.

Where does the text come from?

The Arabic text and the surah, juz, hizb, manzil, sajdah and page data are from the Tanzil Project, whose text is checked by a group of specialists. It is reproduced here exactly as Tanzil publishes it, under its licence. Pickthall's translation is in the public domain; this copy is Tanzil's digital edition, which differs from the 1930 printing in at least one word ("no deity save Him" in 2:255). Other English translations are left out because they are still under copyright, or may be in some countries.

How are the ayahs numbered?

As in the Madani mushaf (the Kufan count). The basmala opens every surah except At-Tawbah (9). It is ayah 1 of Al-Fatihah and is not numbered elsewhere. Page numbers follow the 604-page Madani mushaf; juz, hizb quarters, manzils and the places of sajdah are marked in the text.

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What	Source	Licence and conditions
Arabic text, Uthmani script (Hafs 'an 'Asim), version 1.1	Tanzil Project, quran-uthmani (pause marks, sajdah and rub'-el-hizb signs)	CC BY 3.0. Copied verbatim (changing it is not allowed); source credited with a link to tanzil.net; Tanzil's notice kept (below, and in every page and data file)
Arabic text, simple (imla'i) script, version 1.1	Tanzil Project, quran-simple	Same as above
Surah names (Arabic, English), revelation place, juz, hizb quarters, manzils, sajdahs, page numbers	Tanzil Quran Metadata 1.0	CC BY. "Jonas" changed to "Jonah" in the English names
English: The Meaning of the Glorious Koran, Marmaduke Pickthall (1930)	Tanzil translations, en.pickthall (updated 4 September 2010)	Public domain (published 1930; the translator died in 1936). Tanzil provides its translation files for non-commercial use, which this site is
Arabic typeface: Amiri Quran 1.003	Khaled Hosny and Sebastian Kosch, aliftype/amiri	SIL Open Font License 1.1 (licence)
Transliterated surah names, web addresses	Written for this site

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