Thabat | A companion for reviewing and strengthening your Qur'an memorisation

Keep the Qur'an close, one day at a time.

You've put time and care into memorising the Qur'an. Keeping it firm in your heart takes regular review.

Thabat helps you make that review part of everyday life. It prepares a plan around what you've memorised, gives you meaningful ways to test yourself, and listens as you recite so you can see what needs more attention.

Free Quran memorization (hifz) review app · Android & iPhone

More purposeful review. A steadier habit. More time with the Qur'an.

Every ayah deserves the right attention

Some ayahs come to you easily. Others take a moment. And some sound so much like another that you hesitate when reciting.

Thabat helps you see the difference.

It follows how well you recall each ayah, plans when to revisit it, and brings the parts that need work back into focus.

You give your time to the Qur'an. Thabat helps you use that time well.

Made for the way you actually review

A daily plan shaped around your memorisation

Open Thabat and find a review plan ready for you. It takes account of what you've memorised, how you've done before, and the time you have set aside. The ayahs you find harder receive more attention.

Questions that test what you truly remember

With more than 50,000 available questions, plus additional questions created during review, you can practise recalling what comes next, what came before, and where an ayah belongs. It is a chance to discover what has stayed with you and what needs another pass.

Recite aloud, even a whole page

Choose a page, show as much of the text as you wish, or hide it entirely. Then recite from memory.

Thabat follows your words, marks places that need attention, and remembers where you slipped so you can revisit them. If a mark isn't right, you can correct it.

Find your way through look-alike ayahs

A familiar opening. One changed word. A different ending. Thabat offers focused practice built around 4,120 pairs of look-alike ayahs, helping you notice where the wording differs and recall the right ayah in its place.

See how your memorisation is holding up

Keep track of what you've reviewed, where your recall is growing stronger, and which passages still need care. Your progress becomes something you can understand and act on.

Getting started is simple

  1. Tell Thabat what you've memorisedChoose complete surahs, juz, or individual ayahs. Start with the portion you know today.
  2. Set aside time for reviewPick an amount of time you can return to regularly. Thabat will organise the day's review around it.
  3. Come back and keep goingReview, answer questions, or recite aloud. Each day brings a fresh plan based on the work you've done.

A little done consistently can be more valuable than a long session that is hard to repeat.

What makes Thabat different?

Review that adapts to you
An ayah you know well doesn't need the same attention as one that keeps slipping.
Recall, not just recognition
Questions ask you to bring the words back from memory, not simply read them again.
Recitation with useful feedback
See where you slipped and know what to practise next.
Room for every level of hifz
Whether you know a handful of surahs or many juz, begin with what you've memorised.
Care for the Qur'anic text
Thabat uses verified muṣḥaf text for its ayahs. AI does not write or invent the Qur'anic verses you see.

Free to begin. More when you need it.

Start a daily review plan, take quizzes, recite from memory, and enjoy your Jannah garden with the free version of Thabat, subject to its usage limits.

Thabat Plus gives you unlimited quiz sessions, more recitation time, advanced tools for look-alike ayahs, and deeper insights into your memorisation.

Try Thabat Plus free for 3 days.

Make returning to the Qur'an a lifelong habit

Every review you complete matters. So does every ayah you return to when it doesn't come easily.

Start with what you can manage. Keep coming back. Ask Allah to bless the effort.

O Allah, make the Qur'an the spring of our hearts. Keep it firm in our memories, and help us recite it, review it, and live by it. Ameen.