Rattil-رتل
Read, listen, and reflect on the Quran — no internet required. The Quran app that works everywhere, even without a connection.
Rattil — your comprehensive application for reading and listening to the Holy Quran, with a design that accurately replicates the original Quran.
Rattil 📖 Reading the Holy Quran
• Displays the Quran in the original Uthmani script, identical to the printed version, page by page.
• Zoom in and out for your reading comfort.
• Highlights verses while listening for easy following.
• Quickly navigate to any Surah, page, or Juz'.
🎧 Listening to the Quran
• Recitations by a selection of renowned reciters (Mishary Al-Afasy, Mahmoud Khalil Al-Husary, Muhammad Siddiq Al-Minshawi, and others).
• Play verse by verse or entire Surahs.
• Save your favorite verses for easy reference.
📝 Interpretation and Translation
• Multiple reliable interpretations (Ibn Kathir, Al-Tabari, Al-Qurtubi, Al-Saadi, and others).
• Translations into several languages.
🕌 Prayer Times and Qibla Direction
• Accurate prayer times based on your location, matching the official reference for each governorate in Egypt.
• Qibla direction compass.
📿 Remembrance (Adhkar)
• Morning and evening remembrances and various other remembrances.
⚙️ Additional Features
• Works offline after initial download.
• Support Multilingual (Arabic, English, Urdu, French, Indonesian)
• Light and dark themes
• Simple and easy-to-use interface
The app is completely free, ad-free, and requires no account creation.
Audience
all muslim people around the world
Problem
Most Quran apps require a constant internet connection to show tafsir or translations, and the ones that work offline usually only include one tafsir edition, leaving readers without the tools to understand what they're reciting. People end up needing separate apps for reading, tafsir, prayer times, and recitation, and losing access entirely when offline.
Solution
Rattil bundles the Mushaf in its original page layout alongside translation and tafsir from 14 different scholars (Muyassar, Ibn Kathir, Tabari, Qurtubi, Sa'di, Baghawi, and more), so users can read a verse and immediately understand its meaning and interpretation side by side — all stored locally, no internet needed to access any of it.
What makes it unique
Most Quran apps either require a connection for tafsir/translation or only bundle one tafsir edition. Rattil bundles 14 full tafsir editions across Arabic, English, and Urdu directly in the app — genuinely usable with zero connectivity, not just a cached fallback. It also includes offline prayer time calculation, downloadable recitation, and ayah color-marking, all in one app with no ads and no backend.
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