A translation-aware Qur'an companion. Arabic + the translation you read.
Quran is a translation-aware scripture lens for the Qur'an. In v1, Arabic (Tanzil) + Pickthall (1930) + Yusuf Ali (1934) are quoted side-by-side. Sahih International, Abdel Haleem (OUP), Clear Quran, and Hilali-Khan are linked out to their publishers.
Arabic text is rendered right-to-left with diacritics preserved. Quran appends ﷺ after the Prophet's name, (AS) after other prophets, (RA) after Companions. No generated images of the Prophet.
Tafsir context cites Ibn Kathir, Tabari, Qurtubi, al-Jalalayn (Arabic PD). Hadith grading surfaces (sahih/hasan/daif) via Sunnah.com link-outs — we don't quote Darussalam English without license.
By surah:ayah (e.g. 2:255, 36:1–5). Arabic + Pickthall + Yusuf Ali side-by-side.
Ramadan juz'-a-day plans. Hafiz-track schedules.
Verses on patience, justice, parents, creation, prophethood, hereafter — across the Qur'an with context.
Naskh positions named honestly (classical vs. modernist), asbab al-nuzul flagged.
Ibn Kathir PD, al-Jalalayn PD — structured for beginners or deep readers.
Quran never simulates revelation. It reads what is there; it does not speak as God.