IslamIQ ProOne search across Quran and Hadith
Search once and see matching verses and hadith side by side.
Quran · Hadith · Prayer · Your masjid
Every answer, traced back to its source.
Ask any question about Islam. Each answer cites the Quran verse or hadith it draws on, so you can read the source for yourself.
Free on iPhone and Android, supported by ads.
Ask, then verify
Ask a question. See where the answer comes from.
Ask in plain English. The answer cites the verse or hadith it draws on, so you can check it yourself. There are two modes: Hadith & Quran, and General Islamic.
Step 1: You ask in plain English
Type your question the way you would say it. For example: “What does the Quran say about kindness to parents?”
Step 2: The answer shows its sources
Citations sit inside the answer: the surah and verse for the Quran, the collection and number for hadith.
Step 3: Tap a citation to read it in context
Open the full verse or hadith and read it for yourself.
IslamIQ Pro is a study and reference tool, not a scholar, and it does not issue fatwa. Take important questions to someone qualified.
Quran
The Quran, to read, hear and study.
All 114 surahs, with an English translation beside the Arabic and tafsir when you want to go deeper. Listen verse by verse, with a choice of 20 reciters.
- Surahs
- 114
- Arabic scripts
- 3
- Reciters
- 20
Scripts
- Uthmani
- IndoPak
- Imlaei
Read in the dark theme, and set the text size that suits you.
On iPhone: download for offline reading and listening, with a sleep timer and playback speed.
Hadith
Hadith, with the grading and the chain.
The six major collections, 51,107 hadith in all. Each one comes with its grading and its full chain of narrators.
- Hadith
- 51,107
- Collections
- 6
- An authenticity grading on every hadith.
- The full narrator chain (isnad), with the Arabic original.
- One search across the Quran and hadith.
The six collections
- Sahih al-Bukhari
- Sahih Muslim
- Jami at-Tirmidhi
- Sunan Abi Dawud
- Sunan Ibn Majah
- Sunan an-Nasa'i
Prayer
Prayer times for where you are.
Times are worked out for your location, with the calculation method you follow.
- Calculation methods to choose from
- 10
- Hanafi or Standard AsrSet the Asr time your school follows.
- Qibla compassFind the direction to face for prayer.
- Adhan notificationsA notification when it is time to pray.
- Hijri dateThe Islamic calendar date, at a glance.
- Suhoor and iftarSuhoor and iftar times, with a countdown while you fast.
Masjid
Stay close to your masjid.
Follow the masjids near you for prayer times, announcements and events, and hear the adhan live when they broadcast it.
For you
- Find masjids near you.
- Follow them for prayer times, announcements and events.
- Hear the live adhan from a masjid you follow when they broadcast.
For masjid admins
- Claim your masjid.
- Post announcements and events.
- Set Jumuah and Ramadan times.
- Broadcast the adhan live from your phone.
Daily feed
A verse and a hadith to return to, every day.
Open the app to a daily feed of Quran verses and hadith. Keep the ones that stay with you.
Quran and hadith, daily
A daily feed of Quran verses and hadith, to read at your own pace.
Bookmark anything
Save a verse or hadith and find it again under Saved.
Also in the app
The small things, done with care.
More of what is in the app. Features marked iPhone are in the iOS app only.
Suhoor and iftar countdown
Suhoor and iftar times, with a countdown while you fast.
Report and block
Report an answer or an announcement, and block a masjid.
Dark theme and adjustable text
Read comfortably at night, at a text size that suits you.
Sign in with your phone number
Use your phone number to create your account and sign in.
Free, supported by ads
AI questions have a daily limit. Watch an ad when you want to extend it.
- iPhone only
Offline Quran and audio
Download the Quran and its recitation audio to use without a connection.
- iPhone only
Optional Premium
A weekly or monthly subscription for more daily AI messages.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
What IslamIQ Pro is, what it isn't, and how it works.
Is IslamIQ Pro a fatwa service?
No. It's a study and reference tool, not a scholar, and it does not issue fatwa. It shows you what the sources say, with the reference attached, so you can read them yourself and take important questions to someone qualified.
Where do the answers come from?
IslamIQ Pro draws on Sunni sources: the Quran and the six major hadith collections. Answers cite the verse or hadith they use, and you can tap a citation to read it in full.
Can AI answers be wrong?
Yes, they can. That's why each answer shows its sources, so you can check the original text.
Is it free?
Yes. Ads support it, and AI questions have a daily limit that you can extend by watching an ad. On iPhone there's an optional Premium subscription for more daily AI messages.
Is there an Android app?
Yes. IslamIQ Pro is on Google Play as well as the App Store. Get IslamIQ Pro on Google Play (opens in a new tab).
How do I delete my account?
In the app, go to Settings → Delete account. No longer have the app? Use the account deletion page.
What data do you collect?
Sign-in is by phone number. See the privacy policy for everything we collect and why.
Begin with a question.
Ask in plain English and read the verse or hadith the answer came from.
Free on iPhone and Android, supported by ads.