Qur’an tools
Build precise Qur’an browsing, search, reference, segmentation, and analysis experiences using structured corpus data.
Built by developers. Perfected by scholars.
Built to preserve. Structured to empower.
The Qiraa Corpus is the most deeply segmented and complex Islamic database solution. The corpus is free-use, and is maintained by Qiraa and the selected scholars who continuously add, review, and modify the dataset.
Segmented
Built for precision
Reviewed
Guided by scholars
Open
Made for builders
Surah Taha
q:hafs:uthmani:kufan:20:114[14:18)
وَقُل رَّبِّ زِدْنِي عِلْمًا
“And say, 'My Lord, increase me in knowledge.'”
Uthmani · Hafs · Kufan verse system
Token view
وَقُلرَّبِّزِدْنِيعِلْمًا
Grapheme map
Raw formverified
Normalized rasmmatched
Span model[start, end)
All automated checks passed
Reference resolution, token spans, source metadata, and release hash verified.
Possible Integrations
A corpus built to power the next wave of Islamic tools.
Qiraa Corpus is being designed as a deeply segmented Islamic knowledge layer. Its first integrations are planned inside the Qiraa app, with future potential for recitation tools, learning systems, developer APIs, scholar workflows, and new Islamic technology products.
Hadith tools
Support structured hadith browsing, source linking, segmentation, metadata analysis, and future scholarly research workflows.
Learning systems
Power personalised learning experiences using structured content, progress data, assessment workflows, and guided study tools.
Developer APIs
Enable approved developers and organisations to build new Islamic applications and services on top of trusted corpus data.
Scholar workflows
Provide structured contribution, review, validation, annotation, and research workflows for scholars and trusted institutions.
Islamic technology products
Create new Islamic technology products using a shared, structured data foundation designed for accuracy and reuse.
Vocal training and recitation development
A future Qiraa app integration for pronunciation, pacing, breath control, tajweed accuracy, reading-style practice, and guided improvement toward a selected recitation style or sheikh-like delivery.
How It Will Work
Built to expand Islamic technology. Verified by people of knowledge.
Approved users will sign in, inspect raw data where needed, segment unprocessed material, review pending tasks, and move validated work toward the next database compilation, helping create a database precise enough for new Islamic tools, apps, and research.
Account-based access
Contributors, reviewers, scholars, and administrators will sign in with role-based permissions and full audit tracking.
Raw data and segmentation tasks
Users will be able to inspect raw source data where required and work through lists of unsegmented items that need clean structured segmentation.
Independent review chains
Each stage introduces a new person of knowledge. Writers and previous reviewers will not be able to approve the same ticket again unless a mistake dispute is opened.
Validation ticket
segmentation · hadith/raw-source/0421
Small ticket
3 independent reviews
No writer self-review
Large ticket
9 chunk reviews + 3 final reviews
All reviewers separate
Approval rule
Once the required independent reviews pass, the ticket moves to approved status and becomes ready for the next database compilation cycle.
Writer excluded from reviewRequired
Previous reviewers excludedRequired
Final compilation reviewPending
Review Principles
Free to use. Precise by design. Built for the Ummah.
Every ticket is designed to move through independent contributors, reviewers, final reviewers, and database compilation checks before becoming part of a free, trusted, highly segmented Islamic corpus.
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Independent review
Contributors and reviewers are separated across the validation process so that changes are assessed independently before approval.
02
Scholar guided
Corpus changes are reviewed within a structured scholarly workflow designed to preserve accuracy, traceability, and trust.
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Reproducible by design
Approved changes pass through compilation and validation checks so each corpus build remains structured, traceable, and reproducible.
Compilation gate
Approved tickets will wait for the next database compilation. During compilation, final reviews will be completed by new eligible reviewers who were not writers or previous reviewers on the ticket.
Approved ticket
Compilation review
Next corpus build
Rollout Plan
From private build to trusted public access.
The corpus will start as Qiraa's internal intelligence layer, then move through scholar-led validation, controlled developer access, and future consumer availability.
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Internal build
Qiraa develops and tests the corpus internally as the structured intelligence layer behind its products and services.
02
Scholar validation
Selected scholars, reviewers, and institutions validate the corpus through controlled contribution and review workflows.
03
Developer access
Approved developers and organisations receive controlled API access to build new tools and services on top of the corpus.
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Public access
The corpus becomes broadly accessible as a free resource for consumers, researchers, developers, and the wider Ummah.
Private beta
Open for benefit. Structured for innovation. Safeguarded by scholarship.
Qiraa Corpus will move from internal development to scholar and masjid validation, then controlled API access, before opening as a free-to-use resource for consumers and builders.