A Quran Hifz app for the 15-line Mushaf
A ḥāfiẓ remembers the page: where a verse sits, which line it starts on, where the page turns. Gardens of the Quran lets you memorize and revise in the same layout as the printed copy in your hands.
Free · no ads · no tracking · no account · Android 7.0+
Which 15-line Mushaf?
Two different printed Mushafs are called "15-line", and the app carries both.
- The Madani Mushaf of the King Fahad Complex: 604 pages of 15 lines, in the ʿUthmānī script.
- The Indo-Pak 15-line Mushaf: 610 pages, in the Indo-Pak script read across South Asia.
If your copy is neither, the Indo-Pak script is also here in 13 lines (847 pages) and 16 lines (548 pages). Every layout follows the page breaks of the printed copy. The Indo-Pak layouts are in the riwāyah of Ḥafṣ.
The whole app follows your layout
The layout is not only a reading skin. Once you choose it, everything works in it:
- Page cards revise one page of your Mushaf, with your page numbers.
- Page-transition cards drill the join between the last line of one page and the first line of the next, which is where most slips happen.
- Navigation, bookmarks and memorization sessions all use your page numbering.
You pick the layout on the welcome screens, with a live preview of each, and you can change it later in Settings.
Revision and testing on the same page
The revision tracker schedules each page with spaced repetition and marks your weak spots on the page itself. The memorization test closes the page, listens to you recite, and names the verses you stumbled on.