Welcome to Quran Gallery
One connected suite for the Quran — start with an AI chatbot grounded in authentic sources, then read, memorize, remember, create, and learn.
On this page
Quran Gallery is a connected suite of tools for reading, learning, and living with the Quran. It leads with the experience most visitors want first — a source-aware AI chatbot for Quran and Islamic questions — then opens out into reading, memorization, daily remembrance, design, and study tools that all share one account.
Everything is free, multilingual, and grounded in scholarship.
Start with the AI chatbot
The home page at qurangallery.com opens with Ask the Quran — an AI chatbot you can talk to in your own words. No search
queries, no special syntax. Ask about fiqh, tafsir, hadith, or everyday life,
and every answer cites where it comes from.
Every answer cites Quran ayat, Sahih Hadith, and classical scholars — so you never have to take the AI’s word for it.
When you want to go deeper, open the full chatbot at qurangallery.com/chat.
Grounded in scholarship
Every tool in the suite is built with reverence for authentic Islamic tradition:
- Every answer has a source. Responses point back to the Quran, Sahih Hadith, and recognized scholars.
- Ahlus Sunnah methodology. Built on the consensus and principles of recognized scholars across centuries — no fringe opinions.
- Timeless design. Sacred words are presented cleanly and respectfully, with the Uthmani script for Quran text.
Free and multilingual
Quran Gallery is 100% free to use. The interface is translated into seven languages, with right-to-left layouts that switch automatically where needed:
- English
- Arabic
- Urdu
- Indonesian
- Turkish
- Bengali
- French
What you see on the home page
Beyond the chatbot, the home page surfaces several things without you having to navigate anywhere:
Today’s prayer times
An embedded prayer times widget shows today’s five prayers, timed to your location. Below it, four quick-links take you straight into the Prayer app:
| Quick link | Where it goes |
|---|---|
| Calendar | Full monthly prayer-time calendar |
| Qibla | Compass-based direction to Makkah |
| Mosques | Nearby mosque finder |
| Tracking | Log your daily prayers |
Hijri calendar
An embedded Hijri calendar widget shows the current Islamic month at a
glance — marked with Islamic events and synced to major religious authorities.
Open the full calendar at qurangallery.com/prayer/calendar.
Announcement banners
From time to time — for occasions like Ramadan or Eid, or for planned maintenance — a banner may appear at the top of the page with a brief message from the team.
The connected apps
Below the widgets, the home page groups the rest of the suite into three sections:
| Group | What it’s for |
|---|---|
| Study | Read the Quran, build understanding, and keep hifz moving. |
| Practice | Ask anything about Islam; keep prayer and adhkar on track. |
| Create | Design, publish, and grow through curated resources. |
For the full directory of apps and their addresses, see The apps in the suite.
About Quran Gallery
To read about the mission, products, and values behind the platform, visit qurangallery.com/about-us.
One account ties it together
Sign in once at accounts.qurangallery.com and you stay
signed in across the whole suite. Your bookmarks, notes, memorization progress,
language, and theme follow you from app to app — they belong to your account,
not to a single device.
To learn more about accounts and sign-in, see the Accounts & SSO section.