Hafiz is a free Android application created by House of Algorithms. It is designed to support Muslims who want to read the Qur’an and work on memorizing its verses. The app provides the full text of all 114 surahs in the traditional Uthmani script and includes tools that make the memorization process more structured.
After installing the app, users can start reading from any surah or jump directly to a verse using the search bar. The built‑in bookmarking feature remembers the last read position, so returning to the app resumes exactly where the user left off. For memorization, the “hide text” option temporarily conceals the verse; tapping reveals it again, allowing the user to check accuracy. Verses that need extra practice can be added to a personal list, which the app presents in a dedicated “Practice” section.
The app is distributed as a free download from the Google Play Store. Installation follows the standard Android process: tap “Install,” grant any required permissions, and launch the app from the home screen.
Anyone interested in reading the Qur’an on a mobile device, especially those who are actively memorizing verses, will benefit from Hafiz’s straightforward tools. The app is also suitable for teachers who want a simple way to assign verses for practice.
No. Once installed, all Qur’an text is stored locally, allowing full offline use.
The current version does not include an export feature; bookmarks remain within the app.
The app uses the widely accepted Uthmani script, which aligns with standard printed Qur’an editions.









