Collection: Qur'an
Every mushaf we stock — from word-by-word Maqdis editions through colour-coded tajweed Qur'ans to English-only translations. If you're not sure which kind you need, here's the short version.
Which type suits you
Word-by-word editions place the English directly beneath each Arabic word, so meaning builds as you recite rather than afterwards. Best if you're working on understanding alongside recitation.
Colour-coded tajweed assigns a colour to each rule and applies it to the letters it governs — so pronunciation is visible on the page instead of something you have to recall. Best while you're still building the rules.
Translation-only editions carry no Arabic, which makes them light and easy to read through. Best for reading continuously, travelling, or giving to someone new to the Qur'an.
Tracing Qur'ans let you write directly over the text — slower, and far more memorable for it.
A note on script
Uthmani (Madinah) script will feel familiar if you learned from a Middle Eastern mushaf. Indo/Pak script will feel familiar if you were taught in South Asia. Neither is better — pick the one you learned to read.
Still unsure? Message us on WhatsApp with who it's for and how they recite, and we'll point you to the right edition.
