Comments on: Review: Al-Mudarris Quran Software

By: William

William — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 12:36:52 +0000

I am looking for Quran study software for the M. A. S. Abdel Haleem translation by Oxford World.
Or any other study software for a quality English version of the Quran that is a widely accepted version.

I am not looking for anything free as I need a quality searchable Study software. It seems to me that most of the software that I am finding is focused on Reciting the text rather than studying and understanding the truth of the text.
Can anyone out there help me with my project?

Thanks,

By: Asaad

Asaad — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 10:14:04 +0000

Hi,

How did you managed to add Muhsin Khan Commentary.

Can you add urdu translation also.

Regards

By: TM

TM — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 17:09:19 +0000

Salam,

I am interested in taking notes and adding comments on verses. please shed some light on the following questions:-

1- What is the limit of text storage for notes/comments on a single verse, any limitations?

2- Can we export or import notes/comments or even bookmarks. if yes in what format. do we have any universally recognizable format.

3- How can I add my favourite tafseer into this Software. Any special format to import?

4- For “Zikr software users” does this support for adding Notes or comments on verses, please elaborate in the light of the above questions.

Thanks

By: azikria

azikria — Tue, 19 May 2009 00:38:06 +0000

Jazaka ALLAH Khair for the comments but I don’t think many of the people commenting actually own the Al-Muddaris Software. It is Obvious the company that made the Al-Mudarris checked all the different softwares and “Free ware” out there, then developed a software that has the good features of those softwares and improved on them while at the same time introduce new features. As a owner of Al-Mudarris I can tell you that this software is well worth the price.

Zikr and Imaanstar are nice really nice but they simply lack many features which are powerful. Truely Al-Mudarris is not only good for people who want to memorize the quran but also, as advertised, great for people taking islamic course in their masjids and for those brothers who give khutbahs in their high schools, college, or masjids.

The multiple reciters, even the Mualim version of recitation by shaykh Husary, are included with the software.

I haven’t mentioned all the other bells and whistles. You’d have to purchase your very own. One last thing that you don’t find with the free or other softwares (to my knowledge at least) is the FREE updates.

Masha ALLAH we are blessed with all these opportunities to learn our deen. The difference between Free and cheap (Al-Mudarris) is little in cost but the value, I feel, is worth it.

Sorry just my two cents.

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By: Abu Muhammad

Abu Muhammad — Tue, 05 May 2009 23:02:26 +0000

@Want Madani Script: In this software you have those options, you can add notes to the verses, you can click that verse to listen to it etc. This is in my opinion the best software for the Qur’an available so far.

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By: Want Madani Script

Want Madani Script — Fri, 01 May 2009 03:04:48 +0000

As salaamu Alaikum

The one feature I want to see in a software is the Madani script incorporated with the featureslike audio, notes, etc.
Any ideas?

By: Azizur Rahman

Azizur Rahman — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 23:42:57 +0000

@Abu Muhammad I don’t think anyone is going to listen to 6000 mp3 files in one go.

My approach is break it to a small manageable chunk ie a single sura. I load a single sura and then break it to 5 verses at a time.. on my play list, so when playing the play list in repeat mode it repeats those 5 verses over and over. In matter of 2 weeks I have familiarised myself to half the sura during a 10 minute journey to work and 10min back. This goes to show that it a very possible to memorise the whole quran by simply listen and reciting at the same time for 10mins everyday.

Everyone please make duwa for me, insha-Allah that one day very soon I would complete memorising the whole quran.

By: Abu Muhammad

Abu Muhammad — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 23:11:45 +0000

@AzizurRahman. Good idea, btw, how it behaves when loaded in play list I mean you have more then 6000 files?

I wish this guys from Al-Mudarris will publish version for cell phones or portable devices like iPhone or Touch, because I believe that what really help in memorization is REPETITION of certain group with BREAK so you can practice and hear your self (which Al-Mudarris has ) because pauses in seconds doesn’t make any sense…