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A feed reader collects new posts from sites you follow, so you do not have to check each one. The blog is free to follow and needs no account with us. (Your feed reader may have its own account.)

The feed addresses

Format	Address
RSS	https://qurangallery.com/blog/rss.xml
JSON Feed	https://qurangallery.com/blog/feed.json
Atom	https://qurangallery.com/blog/atom.xml
OPML	https://qurangallery.com/blog/feeds.opml

Each feed lists the 50 newest posts with the title, the whole essay, the date, the category, and the tags, so you can read each post inside your reader.

One feed per language

The feeds above are in English. For another language, add its code after /blog/:

• https://qurangallery.com/blog/ar/rss.xml — Arabic
• https://qurangallery.com/blog/ur/rss.xml — Urdu
• https://qurangallery.com/blog/id/rss.xml — Indonesian
• https://qurangallery.com/blog/tr/rss.xml — Turkish
• https://qurangallery.com/blog/bn/rss.xml — Bengali
• https://qurangallery.com/blog/fr/rss.xml — French

The same pattern works for JSON Feed: https://qurangallery.com/blog/<language>/feed.json.

Each category and each topic has its own feed too: https://qurangallery.com/blog/category/articles/rss.xml, https://qurangallery.com/blog/category/reflections/rss.xml, and https://qurangallery.com/blog/tag/<tag>/rss.xml for topics with several posts. Use feed.json instead of rss.xml for JSON Feed. The OPML file lists every feed at once, for readers that import a list.

Feedly

1. Open feedly.com and sign in.
2. Select Add content (the plus button).
3. Paste https://qurangallery.com/blog/rss.xml into the search box.
4. Select the result, then Follow, and choose a folder.

Inoreader

1. Open inoreader.com and sign in.
2. Select Add new subscription (the plus button).
3. Paste https://qurangallery.com/blog/rss.xml and press Enter.
4. Select Subscribe.

NetNewsWire

1. Open NetNewsWire on your Mac or iPhone.
2. Choose File → New Web Feed (on iPhone, select the plus button, then New Web Feed).
3. Paste https://qurangallery.com/blog/rss.xml.
4. Choose a folder and select Add.

Any other reader

Look for “Add feed”, “Subscribe”, or “Add subscription”, and paste the RSS address. If your reader asks for a JSON Feed, use the feed.json address instead.

If a reader cannot find the feed

Paste the full address including https://. If it still fails, open the address in your browser first. You should see the feed’s text. If you do, the feed is working and the problem is in the reader.