Fly through the mushaf
Every ayah is a star. See the whole Quran as a spiral, a globe of surahs, or a tower in order of revelation. Tap any star to read it.
كُلٌّ فِى فَلَكٍ يَسْبَحُونَ
“Each floating in an orbit.” · 21:33
Quran Sky View
Explore the Quran as a sky of light. All 6,236 ayahs mapped in 3D: search by meaning, trace every Arabic root, and read the Arabic with English side by side.
- 114surahs
- 6,236ayahs
- 77,430words
- 1,651roots
Free · no sign-up · works on your phone
Everything in the Quran, in one view
Search by meaning
Ask in plain words, like “how to treat parents”. Or search by Arabic root, transliteration (sabr, taqwa), or name (Ayat al-Kursi).
Numbers, verified
Word counts, roots and the famous “equal count” pairs, recounted from the source text with the method shown. Popular figures are checked, not repeated.
When it was revealed
Twenty-three years on one timeline: from the first revelation in Ramadan to the Farewell Hajj, each moment linked to its ayahs and sources.
Search the way you think
Every search runs on your own device. Nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Built on sources you can check
- Arabic text Uthmani script, Ḥafṣ reading, from the Noble Qur’an Encyclopedia and Tanzil
- Translation Saheeh International
- Word roots Quranic Arabic Corpus, University of Leeds
- Revelation events Hadith and sīra sources, cited for each event
Quran Sky View is a study aid, not a mushaf. For recitation, please use a printed or certified copy.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no account and no payment.
Which text and translation does it use?
The Uthmani script in the Ḥafṣ reading, with the Saheeh International English translation. The structure (juz, pages, sajdas) comes from Tanzil, and word roots from the Quranic Arabic Corpus.
How does search by meaning work?
A small open AI model runs inside your browser. It compares the meaning of your question with each ayah’s translation, so it can find relevant ayahs even when the words differ. The first time, it downloads about 30 MB.
Are the statistics accurate?
Every number is recounted from the source text, and compared with figures that are commonly quoted. Where counts differ, usually because of how words or letters are counted, the method is explained.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. It works in any modern mobile browser, with touch controls and a reading sheet designed for small screens.