Every word, lit as it’s read.
A real-time transcript illuminates each sentence the moment the narrator speaks it — the way the masters once studied, now on glass. Tap any line to hear it again.
A thousand years of scholarship — al-Ghazali, Ibn Kathir, Ibn Battuta and the masters — translated from the original Arabic, narrated, and free to start on iOS.
The first three minutes, free. The rest of the book is in the app.
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Listen in the app“Easy to use, visually appealing — a clean, enjoyable interface. Barak Allahu feekum.”
— Yanya, verified App Store review
Every screen is built to carry you deeper — from the first ayah on your Lock Screen to the last reflection in a guided session.
A real-time transcript illuminates each sentence the moment the narrator speaks it — the way the masters once studied, now on glass. Tap any line to hear it again.
al-Ghazali’s forty-volume masterwork, broken into bite-sized passages with the narration right beside you. A thousand-year classic, finally finishable.
Move at your own rhythm — Read, Understand, Apply — or let a scholar walk you through in fifteen guided minutes, with reflection prompts at every turn.
Ask anything — about the chapter, the author, or your own reflection. Every answer is rooted in the source and shows you exactly where it came from.
Streaks, hours of sacred knowledge, books completed cover to cover, and a scholar rank that grows with you — quiet encouragement, never gamified into noise.
Premium listeners receive every new release on day one — four scholar-curated audiobooks a month, dropped each Friday into a library that only deepens.
Hold the action button to pause. Spin the Digital Crown to skip chapters. Set a sleep timer and drift off. The full canon, on your wrist — walk, train, pray, and leave the phone behind.
Every line below is read aloud, in full, inside the app — sourced, attributed, and a single tap from the whole book.
The heart is a king, and the limbs are its army. If the king is corrupt, the army is corrupt.
Be in this world as a traveller. A traveller does not build a house on the road.
Yūnus called from three darknesses: the darkness of the sea, the darkness of the fish, and the darkness of the night. And Allah answered.
The door of repentance does not close until the sun rises from the west. Until then, it is open for every soul.
I set out alone, finding no companion to cheer the way, swayed by an overmastering impulse within me, and a long-cherished desire to visit those illustrious sanctuaries.
Allah took Ibrāhīm as a friend. Not because Ibrāhīm asked — but because of what Ibrāhīm was willing to put down.
The one who remembers death clearly will not spend his life chasing what will not follow him into the grave.
Whoever treads a path in search of knowledge, Allah makes easy for him the path to Paradise.
Yes. Every account gets five hours of listening every month, a preview on every book, and the weekly public library — with no credit card. Paid tiers start at $0.99/month (unlimited standard library) and Premium is $6.99/month for the Vault, StudyKit, the Living Manuscript, and unlimited JM Scholar.
65+ audiobooks and growing weekly: Ibn Kathir's Stories of the Prophets, al-Ghazali's forty-volume Iḥyāʾ ʿUlūm al-Dīn, Ibn Battuta's Riḥla, hadith collections, fiqh, and sīrah — all translated from the original Arabic and narrated.
Yes. There is a native Apple Watch app for Ultra 3 and Series 10. Hold the action button to pause, spin the Digital Crown to skip chapters, set a sleep timer, and leave your phone behind — with complications for your watch face.
Yes. Download any audiobook on a Library or Premium plan and listen with no signal — on a plane, on a commute, anywhere.
JM Scholar is an in-app assistant that answers questions about the chapter, the author, or your own reflection — and roots every answer in the classical source, showing you exactly where it came from. Free accounts get two prompts; Premium is unlimited.
The audiobooks are narrated in English, translated from the original Arabic. The Living Manuscript transcript follows along line by line as you listen.
An Android build at full feature parity is in final testing. It is not on the Google Play Store yet — join the waitlist at joyfulmuslims.com/android and we will email you the day it launches.
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