Harf is a page-accurate Madani mushaf with a hasanat counter grounded in the hadith. Every letter you read is a good deed, multiplied tenfold.
مَنْ قَرَأَ حَرْفًا مِنْ كِتَابِ اللَّهِ فَلَهُ بِهِ حَسَنَةٌ، وَالْحَسَنَةُ بِعَشْرِ أَمْثَالِهَا
"Whoever reads a letter from the Book of Allah earns a good deed, and each good deed is multiplied by ten."
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Reported by al-Tirmidhī
Other apps count your reading one verse at a time. Harf tracks whole pages, so you read exactly what you'd read from the mushaf in your hands, at home or in the masjid.
One verse, one card, one tally at a time. The page is lost.
Ḥuffāẓ memorize by the page: where each verse sits, how the lines fall. Reading verse by verse erases that map. Harf keeps the page whole, so your photographic memory stays intact.
The same unbroken flow you know from the physical Qur'an at home or in the masjid, with nothing chopped into cards or captions.
No training wheels. For those advanced in their Arabic who simply want to read beautifully, without interruption.
Every detail is built around one idea: make reading the Qur'an feel weighty, accurate, and rewarding, the way it truly is.
Rendered from the King Fahd Complex (QPC) page fonts and the same verified Uthmani text quran.com serves, so every page ends exactly where the printed mushaf does.
Harf counts the actual letters on each page from the verified Uthmani text, then awards them the moment you complete a page. No guessing, no rounding, just the reward, made visible.
In Ramadan, good deeds are multiplied like no other month. Harf's Ramadan mode lifts every letter to 700 hasanat, turning a single page into hundreds of thousands of good deeds, and a full khatm into something breathtaking.
You don't read the Qur'an.
The Qur'an reads you.
You get what you came for.
Before each session, Harf invites you to pause and name why you're here, separating your motive, what moves you to open the Book, from your conviction: the yaqīn you hold in its reward.
As you read, gentle check-ins invite you to renew it, so your reading never drifts into autopilot. You began with an intention, and Harf keeps returning you to it.
Every so often, a voice note from Ousama lands in your Harf, a personal nudge back to the Qur'an, from a voice you already know and trust.
Other apps push you with timers and "beast mode" challenges. Gibreel Mode is quieter and human: every so often, a short voice note from Ousama, reminding you why you started, and pulling you gently back when you drift. Just a brother in your corner.
"Assalāmu ʿalaykum… don't let today pass without a page. Just one. I'll be waiting to hear how it went."
The mushaf and hasanat counter are free, forever. Harf+ is a one-time unlock, and Gibreel Mode adds a personal voice in your ear.
This is where Harf is going. Soon, every āyah becomes a living space, a whole social universe of reflection around a single verse.
Explore the hidden depths of each verse alongside others walking the same path. Solitary reading becomes a shared journey through the Book.
Coming soonLeave an āyah at a spot on the map, and discover which verses others left in your city, your masjid, or across the world.
No more hearts. Respond with SubhanAllah ✨, Allahu Akbar ☝️, and Alhamdulillah 🤲.
Watch how many people are reading live, and exactly which Juz they are in this moment.
Share your reading stats with a trusted few and spur each other toward what lasts.
وَفِي ذَٰلِكَ فَلْيَتَنَافَسِ الْمُتَنَافِسُونَ
So for that, let the competitors compete.
Gather friends or family, split the thirty Juz between you, and complete the whole Qur'an as one.
See the most Qur'an read across the ummah today, this week, this month, and this year.
Tap any word to follow its Arabic root and the real depth of meaning it carries.
Selected verses open his "From the Qur'an" series, unfolding the hidden universe inside each one.
Hide your reading from the world whenever it is between you and Allah alone.
Selected verses open straight into Ousama's own tadabbur, unfolding the depth behind the words.
Harf sets your intention before you read. Yaqzah keeps your heart awake all day.
A few times a day, unannounced, Yaqzah asks one quiet question: "Where is your heart right now?" A moment of muraqabah (مراقبة), watchfulness of the heart before Allah, saved to a private journal of your presence.
Visit yaqzahapp.com →Harf is coming to the App Store soon. Join the list and we'll send you the TestFlight, and a reminder the day it launches.
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