المصحف

All 604 pages, in two riwayat and the Tajweed mushaf

Hafs ‘an ‘Asim, Warsh ‘an Nafi‘, and the colour-coded Tajweed mushaf — with the same page numbers and line breaks as the printed copy, so what you memorised from is what you see.

Zad mushaf page in the Hafs riwayah, the opening of Surah Al-Baqarah in the ʿUthmani script with the illuminated surah header

Zad tafsir panel open over the mushaf, the ayah quoted at the top with language and tafsir pickers above the commentary

604pages, page-for-page with the print

2riwayat, plus the Tajweed mushaf

25+languages of translated meaning

Two riwayat, and the Tajweed mushaf

Hafs ‘an ‘Asim and Warsh ‘an Nafi‘, both in the ‘Uthmani script, plus the colour-coded Tajweed mushaf marking the rules as you read. Pages download once and are then read offline.

Recitation

Several reciters, ayah-by-ayah highlighting, repeat a range, and download a whole juz for the commute.

Tafsir and translated meaning

Classical tafsir alongside translations of the meaning in 25+ languages, shown next to the ayah rather than in a separate app. The Arabic text is never replaced by a translation.

A daily wird, bookmarks, search

Set a daily portion and Zad keeps the count. Bookmarks survive a change of riwayah, and search covers the text and the translated meanings.

If a download stalls

Page images and recitations are large. They resume where they stopped — reopen the download screen on a stable connection and it continues rather than starting over.

Privacy

Downloads are fetched from a content host and carry nothing but the name of the file requested. No reading history leaves the device.