

Qiraʼat · 244 voices
The Ten Readings القراءات العشر
Ten canonical readings of the Quran, each carried by named transmitters. Press play on any reading to hear al-Fātiḥah in it.
Nāfiʿ نافع
Ibn Kathīr ابن كثير
Abū ʿAmr أبو عمرو
Ibn ʿĀmir ابن عامر
ʿĀṣim عاصم
Ḥamzah حمزة
- Khallād Not in the catalog yet رواية خلاد عن حمزة
al-Kisāʼī الكسائي
- Abū al-Ḥārith Not in the catalog yet رواية أبي الحارث عن الكسائي
Abū Jaʿfar أبو جعفر
- Ibn Wardān Not in the catalog yet رواية ابن وردان عن أبي جعفر
Yaʿqūb يعقوب
Khalaf خلف
- Isḥāq Not in the catalog yet رواية إسحاق عن خلف
- Idrīs Not in the catalog yet رواية إدريس عن خلف
Recording styles
Not readings of their own. The Muʿallim edition repeats each phrase for memorisation; the Mujawwad edition is the slow, melodic tajwīd performance.
The ten canonical readings of the Quran
The Quran has reached us through several authenticated chains of transmission, called qira'at (readings). Ten are canonical, each traced to a reader (imam) through a named transmitter (rawi) — Ḥafṣ ʿan ʿĀṣim is the most widely recited. This page groups mp3quran's catalog of 244 reciters by imam, reading, and transmission path (ṭarīq).
Press play on any reading's portrait cluster to hear al-Fātiḥah in that voice, or tap its name to open the reading's own page listing every reciter recorded in it. Below the ten readings, two recording styles — Muʿallim, for phrase-by-phrase memorisation, and Mujawwad, the slow melodic tajwīd style — are listed separately, since neither is a reading of its own.