Quran Recitation جامع التلاوات - Quranic recitations & audio

The Quranic Recitations Collection App provides access to the recitations of over 2300 renowned reciters globally through more than 50 interface languages, available on mobile devices, tablets, and smartwatches.

This international platform is designed to be user-friendly, lightweight, and efficient. It offers a vast array of recitations, including some that are less commonly found, all featuring high-quality audio files suitable for various users along with radio stations, television channels, websites, and applications.

The app's content is regularly updated as new recitations are added.

The project utilizes state-of-the-art, fast servers located in multiple countries to ensure uninterrupted access to recitations.

Additionally, the app includes a specialized section for visually impaired users, operated through voice commands.

● APPLICATION FEATURES:

1.Listen to the Noble Qur’an recitations from a multitude of reciters.

2.Recitations are offered in various narrations.

3.Browse through the recitations by：

• Surah title

• Names of reciters, and

• Qur’anic narrations.

4.Various recitation types available：

• Mujawwad recitations

• Murattal recitations

• Learning-focused recitations

• Recitations from the Two Holy Mosques, and

• Translated recitations.

5.Utilize advanced search options by names of reciters, number of narrations, types of recitations, and Surah titles.

6.Continue playing recitations in the background while minimizing the app.

7.Stream recitations without needing to download them.

8.Download recitations for offline access and manage your downloaded files easily.

9.Support for visually impaired individuals through voice command features.

10.Interface available in multiple languages.

● PROJECT VISION:

To create the most comprehensive and dependable reference for the recitations of the Noble Qur’an online, utilizing powerful and speedy servers.

● PROJECT OBJECTIVES:

1.To develop a technologically advanced platform for Quranic recitations that serves diverse segments of society.

2.To establish a reliable and integrated source for recitations, with continuous updates for new content.

3.To host the maximum number of recitations across different narrations.

4.To assist blind and visually impaired users in listening to and memorizing the Noble Qur’an.

5.To promote the accessibility of recitations worldwide through a wide range of interface languages.

6.To offer complimentary services to developers and programmers focused on e-Quranic projects by providing recitation timelines, facilitating their integration with the written verses of the Holy Qur’an in various applications and websites.

Cosmic Choir: When Every Recitation Becomes a Universe

What shatters expectations isn't the staggering 2,300+ reciters catalog—it's how this app transforms solitary devotion into communal cosmic worship. 

I recall midnight in Marrakech's medina, lost in alleyways smelling of saffron and dust, when I searched "Surah Ar-Rahman + rain." 

Instantly, seven recitations cascaded: a Mauritanian murattal like desert thunder, an Indonesian mujawwad mimicking monsoons on tin roofs, and finally Sheikh Sudais' 1985 Hajj recording where rainfall actually drummed the Haram's courtyard during "فَبِأَيِّ آلَاءِ رَبِّكُمَا تُكَذِّبَانِ". Suddenly, Allah's mercy wasn't abstract—it was liquid geography flowing through my earbuds. This isn't playback; it's divine cartography.

The genius lies in curatorial alchemy. 

Preparing for my sister's cancer surgery, I assembled a playlist: Iraqi maqam for Surah Taha (Moses' healing miracles), Turkish tarteel for Ash-Shifa verses, and a rare Bosnian qari whose vibrato on "وننزل من القرآن ما هو شفاء" made nurses pause outside the ICU. 

The "Two Holy Mosques" tab became time travel—comparing 1970s Adhan echoes in the Prophet's Mosque dome with 2024's crystalline Makkah broadcasts revealed architectural acoustics as spiritual technology.

For my blind uncle, the voice-command sanctuary unlocked revelation. "App, play Surah Yusuf by Abdul Basit Abdul Samad with English translation" summoned 1954 Cairo radio waves where crackles framed the sheikh's legendary breath control. 

Watching his fingers trace phantom Braille in air as Sudanese reciter Hatem Al-Arefe's sajdah verse melted into Farsi commentary proved accessibility isn't feature—it's dignity incarnate.

Technically, it's orchestrated perfection. 

Offline-downloading Malaysian talaqqi (learning recitations) for Borneo jungle treks meant hearing vowel precision amid cicada symphonies. 

Background play during Istanbul flights synced Captain's "10,000 feet" announcement with Indonesian qari Maria Ulfah's soaring "إلى رَبِّهَا نَاظِرَةٌ". 

The narration filter uncovered gems: selecting "Warsh + female reciters" revealed Sister Hanaa's revolutionary Surah Maryam interpretation where her ghunna trembled like maternal whispers.

But the soul? It's in global intimacy. 

Watching Algerian teens in Lyon cafés debate Libyan vs. 

Emirati mujawwad styles via app timestamps. My Tokyo Hajj group using "radio mode" to stream live Masjid al-Haram Fajr while snow fell on Shinjuku—the muezzin's "حي على الصلاة" echoing through heated train seats as commuters bowed instinctively. 

When war severed Gaza's networks, shared download links of Palestinian maqamat became audible resistance: "Listen—we still sing verses here."

This isn't an archive—it's living revelation ecology. Where 50 languages aren't UI options but pathways to hearts; where servers aren't hardware but digital Kaabas routing devotion. 

For making the Quran's infinite recitations feel both intimately yours and universally ours, this app proves technology can be wahi's contemporary vessel. 

Every opened surah isn't a play button—it's a star exploding in the constellation of divine speech.