Quran · Prayer · Dua · Zikr
Marmareen is a free Islamic app for reading and listening to the Quran, prayer times, duas and the zikr you keep each day. No ads, no tracking, and it works offline.
Read and listen to the Quran, exactly as published.
The Uthmani text in a mushaf font, from Tanzil. Browse by surah, juz, hizb or ruku, search the text, keep bookmarks, and pick up where you stopped.
Listen ayah by ayah with the screen off while each ayah is highlighted, build recitation plans, and download any of 19 translations in 9 languages.
Know the time of every prayer, wherever you are.
Prayer times for your city or location, calculated on your phone with Umm al-Qura by default and other methods to choose from.
Alerts with a tune, a beep or vibration only, a home-screen widget, and the whole day drawn from the real times.
Duas exactly as in the mushaf, and your own.
Duas from the Quran shown exactly as in the mushaf, and your own duas with titles, all searchable.
Share any dua or zikr as a designed image.
Find the qibla, and keep count in the Haram.
A compass that shows how far to turn, with the distance to the Kaaba measured from where you are.
A seven-round Tawaf counter that fills the way tawaf is walked.
Build the zikr you want to keep each day, and Marmareen reminds you, counts with you and shows when it is done. You never have to remember what to read, or how many times.
Pick ayat from the Quran, write your own words, add a photo of a written dua, or start from a ready set like 33 · 33 · 34. Set how many times each one is read.
Choose how many times a day, which days, and for how long. Get a gentle reminder at set times or after a prayer you choose.
Tap anywhere on the screen to count. The tasbih moves bead by bead with a soft vibration, and you can stop and pick up where you left off.
Your zikr turns green when it is done for the day, and a calendar shows your month at a glance.
Marmareen has no price, no subscriptions and no ads. Your location, duas and reading history stay on your device. The Quran and prayer times are on the web today; the phone apps are on their way.
Quran text
The Uthmani text of the Quran, used verbatim and never edited.
Translations
Reviewed translations, shown unaltered with their translator and version.
Recitation
Recitations by well-known reciters. Never a computer voice.
