Din al-Islam

Reviewing the Quran takes regular practice. Beginners working on Juz 'Amma, people memorising, huffaz, families and dahiras need a tool that makes them want to come back every day, without turning a sacred text into a mere game.

The project therefore had to remain a respectful learning tool: no betting, no money rewards, no advertising, and a Quran text whose accuracy is checked. The app also had to work for the whole family, in several languages, with or without an account.

BarkelTech is building Din al-Islam, an iOS and Android app made with Expo and React Native. The game is simple: a verse is displayed or recited, and the player has to find its surah among four options, then two after a mistake. A game has ten questions, with a timer that depends on the difficulty: Juz 'Amma, a chosen juz or the whole Quran.

Around the quiz, the app offers a learning path of twelve worlds with stars, XP and a daily goal; quizzes on the next verse, the Sunnah, obligations and the pillars of Islam and of faith; lessons on the 28 Arabic letters and their sounds; reading and listening to all 114 surahs; and the stories of the prophets and the companions. Players can challenge a friend with an invitation link.

The Quran text is imported from public sources and checked at every import: 114 surahs, 6,236 verses, and a fingerprint the app verifies at start-up. You can play without an account; with one, progress is synced online. A Pro tier is offered as an App Store and Google Play subscription, with no advertising.