Practising hifdh alone has one problem: nobody is listening.
So the app listens. Tap an ayah, the page hides, and it follows your voice as you recite. Words you get right appear. Words you skip or mispronounce get flagged.
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Between lessons with your ustaz, who listens to your hifdh?
Raed AI does. Speech recognition built specifically for Qur'anic Arabic. It follows your voice word by word, revealing what you get right, flagging what you skip or mispronounce.
Free for every Raed user. Works offline
Qur'anic recitation has harakat, madd, and classical pronunciation that off-the-shelf Arabic ASR models get wrong constantly. Which means false errors: a correctly held madd flagged as a pause, a merged idgham flagged as a dropped word.
So we built Raed AI for that specific case
Live lessons in Raed.
When class time comes, you and your ustaz both get notified. You join, and you're both looking at the same page.
He can mark corrections and tajweed rules directly on the ayah while you recite. You see it as it happens.
Nadrah, Qur'an + Tajweed, Hifdh.
A year ago we started building the Qur'an app we wished we'd had.
It's a Qur'an learning app. A place where you find a teacher you can trust, follow a real program, and sit with them over an open page.
That's Raed.
Beta opens soon.
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