QiyamRecite what’s between.
You don’t remember the Qur’an by verse numbers, but by flow. So a Qiyam quiz is a gap in a passage, the way you’d be tested in front of a teacher.
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The gap
A quiz shows the verse before and the verse after. You recite what’s in between, from memory.
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Rate yourself
Reveal the answer all at once or verse by verse, then tap Again, Hard or Good.
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Today’s quizzes
Each day brings the verses that are due, in short passages from the same surah.
Why revision slips.
Memorizing is a season; keeping it is every day. Qiyam keeps the plan for you.
Verses fade.
You worked hard to memorize, but weeks later the verses start to slip. Without a system, keeping them is a constant struggle.
Weak verses need more time.
The verses you stumble on need more attention, but it’s hard to track which ones, and how much.
Every day needs a plan.
Knowing what to review, and when, is overwhelming without one.
Each verse on its own schedule.
Spaced repetition (SM-2), applied verse by verse: the ones you struggle with come back sooner, the solid ones later.
Again, Hard or Good.
After each quiz you rate yourself, and the verse’s next review moves with it. Again brings it back tomorrow; solid verses wait longer.
No day piles up.
Each review lands on the lightest day near its ideal date. Overdue verses are shown, never hidden.
Start where you are.
Add what you know by surah, juz, hizb, page or verse, and how well you know it. Solid verses start with longer gaps.
Leave out what you recite daily.
Exclude a surah from reviews, and include it again anytime.
More than a schedule.
Memory Map
How solid each surah is, at a glance. The full map and its share card are free.
Exercises
Verse by Verse: see one verse and recite the next. Free, and it never changes your schedule or your streak.
Streaks
A quiet day the schedule leaves empty never breaks your streak, and a freeze covers a missed one.
Works offline. The whole Qur’an is in the app, and your progress syncs to your account, so a new phone picks up where you left off.
One reminder a day, at the hour you usually review, with the number of quizzes due. Quiet days don’t bring a pile of them.
Free, and Premium.
Memorising is never behind a paywall. Premium adds the detail behind the map, and more room for your streak.
Free
- Memorising, quizzes and your schedule
- Exercises: Verse by Verse
- Streaks, with 1 freeze
- The full Memory Map and its share card
- Cloud backup
Premium
- Your Memorization: each surah’s levels, down to the verse
- Workload Ahead: the quizzes coming, and why today’s were chosen
- Trends: recall over time, and the hour you recall best
- The Weak spots coach in Exercises
- Up to 3 streak freezes, and one repair a month
Premium belongs to your Qiyam account: sign in on another phone and it comes with you.
Why Qiyam.
Compared with revising by hand
Qiyam keeps what traditional revision gets right: context, flow and the structure of the Qur’an. What it adds is a schedule for each verse, so your time goes where it’s needed instead of the same seven parts in turn.
Compared with flashcard apps
Apps like Anki are powerful but generic: you’d build thousands of cards, and the Qur’an’s context, yourself. Qiyam knows the surahs, the verses around a gap and how you recite, and does it for you.
Start with what you already know.
Add what you’ve memorized, and Qiyam keeps each verse’s schedule from there.