Your Quran, at the centre
Arabic text and Mishary Alafasy’s recitation stay close at hand. No feed to interrupt your practice.
A daily return to your hifz
What you learn.
What you keep.
Memorizing takes care. So does remembering. Build a steady revision habit around the Quran you already know, one ayah at a time.
Start without an account. All 114 surahs.
A small, steady practice
Your revision rhythm
Make room for
what you remember.
- 1
Recall
Try from memory first.
- 2
Check
Reveal the ayah and listen.
- 3
Reflect
Choose when it returns.
Your pace. Your teacher’s guidance.
A companion between lessons.
A familiar practice, made easier to return to
A little attention.
A lasting habit.
- 01
Start with what you know
Choose the ayahs you have already memorized. Your revision starts with your own hifz, whether that is one surah or many.
- 02
Recall before you reveal
Try the ayah from memory, then reveal the text and listen to the recitation. Give yourself time to notice what needs work.
- 03
Let your review adapt
Tell Durra how the recall felt. Ayahs you find difficult return sooner, while confident recall earns a longer interval.
Begin here, in your browser
Give your revision
a clear starting point.
Two free tools to see what you know and plan a manageable round of revision. Your choices stay in this browser.
Made for the keeping.
A rhythm you can return to
Choose a daily reminder at a time that works for you. A day with nothing due does not break your streak.
Keep your teacher in the loop
Durra supports recall between lessons. You rate your own memory; your teacher guides pronunciation and tajweed.
Private by default
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One family, different journeys
Learning together starts small.
Durra Kids brings letters, listening and guided practice to younger learners. Connect profiles through the family hub to follow their practice.