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Quran Loop

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The 15-line Quran online, page by page with audio

Quran Loop is a free web app that shows the 15-line Quran page by page, in the IndoPak and Madani prints, with audio. Press play and a reciter reads the page as each word lights up. Tap the verses you’re learning and they repeat until you know them.

Open the 15-line Quran IndoPak or Madani?

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Page 562 of the IndoPak 15-line Quran in Quran Loop, the first page of Al-Mulk, in colour-coded tajweed. Verses 1 to 5 are shaded as the loop, the word being recited is underlined, and the player below reads “Verse 1 · Al-Mulk 1 of 5”. Page 562 of the IndoPak 15-line Quran in Quran Loop, the first page of Al-Mulk, in colour-coded tajweed. Verses 1 to 5 are shaded as the loop, the word being recited is underlined, and the player below reads “Verse 1 · Al-Mulk 1 of 5”.
Page 562 of the Madani 15-line Quran in Quran Loop, the first page of Al-Mulk, in colour-coded tajweed. Verses 1 to 5 are shaded as the loop, the word being recited is underlined, and the player below reads “Verse 1 · Al-Mulk 1 of 5”. Page 562 of the Madani 15-line Quran in Quran Loop, the first page of Al-Mulk, in colour-coded tajweed. Verses 1 to 5 are shaded as the loop, the word being recited is underlined, and the player below reads “Verse 1 · Al-Mulk 1 of 5”.
Page 562, the start of Al-Mulk, while verses 1–5 loop.

Which 15-line Quran?

Two 15-line prints, both page for page

“15-line Quran” means one of two printed mushafs, depending on where you learned. Quran Loop has both, line for line as printed. In each, every page ends at the end of a verse and most juz are 20 pages: juz 2 starts on page 22, and Al-Mulk on page 562, in both.

Learned from a different print?

The IndoPak 13-line is a separate book, with its own page numbers. Pick it in the Aa menu, or read about it first.

The 13-line Quran online

With audio

Listen to the page you’re memorizing

  1. Pick your print

    The first time you open the Mushaf it asks which one you read from. Choose IndoPak or Madani, and for IndoPak set 15 lines per page. Change it any time in the Aa menu.

  2. Tap where your lesson starts and stops

    Tap a verse, then the last one, or choose a few lines, half the page or the full page. Swipe to turn pages, as you would in a printed mushaf.

  3. Press Loop

    The reciter you picked reads those verses on repeat, and each word lights up on the page as it’s recited. Play each verse 3×, 10× or up to 100× before the next.

Loop the first page of Al-Mulk
Quran Loop asking “Which mushaf do you read from?” with Madani and IndoPak cards, IndoPak picked, Mushaf lines per page set to 15 lines (Qudratullah · 610 pages), and the button “Use IndoPak 15-line”. Quran Loop asking “Which mushaf do you read from?” with Madani and IndoPak cards, IndoPak picked, Mushaf lines per page set to 15 lines (Qudratullah · 610 pages), and the button “Use IndoPak 15-line”.
The first time you open the Mushaf.

Why memorize from the same page

Many huffadh say they see the page as they recite: which line a verse starts on, whether it sits near the top or the bottom. That’s why teachers say to keep to one mushaf. Reading research shows people remember roughly where on a page they read something, even without trying (Rothkopf, 1971). So Quran Loop plays your lesson on the page you’ll recite it from, and the sound and the place go in together.

More on the Mushaf in Quran Loop Uthmani vs IndoPak script

Colour-coded tajweed on the page

Tajweed colours are on from the start, in both 15-line prints, and the colour key sits under the switch in the Aa menu. Turn them off for plain text.

Frequently asked questions

What is a 15-line Quran?

A printed mushaf with 15 lines of text on every page. Two prints are common: the Madani 15-line from Madinah (604 pages) and the IndoPak 15-line used across South Asia (610 pages in the Qudratullah print). In both, a page ends at the end of a verse and most juz are 20 pages, which is why hifz students learn and revise by the page.

Is the 15-line Quran the same as the hafizi Quran?

Usually, yes. In South Asia, “hafizi Quran” means a 15-line IndoPak print laid out for memorizing, where each page ends on the end of a verse. Quran Loop’s IndoPak 15-line page is laid out that way. Publishers differ a little in where pages break, so compare a page you know with your own copy.

Can I listen to the 15-line Quran page by page?

Yes. Open a page, tap Full to select the whole page, and press Loop. A reciter reads it with each word lit as it’s recited, and you choose how many times it repeats. Abdul Basit is the default reciter, and you can preview others before you switch.

Does Quran Loop have other IndoPak prints, like the 13-line and 16-line?

Yes. Under Mushaf lines per page you can switch the IndoPak print to 13 or 16 lines. The 13-line Quran has its own page, with its own page numbers, and the 16-line is the Taj Company print of 548 pages. Your loops and weak verses stay the same when you switch, because they’re saved by verse, not by page.

Can I download the 15-line Quran as a PDF?

No. Quran Loop is a reader you open in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer, so there’s nothing to download. On most phones you can add it to your home screen, where it opens like an app.

Is it free?

Yes, with no ads. Reading and listening need no account. A free account keeps your weak verses, playlists and saved loops on every device.

Open your page

Pick your print, tap a verse, press Loop.

Open the 15-line Quran

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