How many surahs and ayahs are in the Quran?

The Quran contains 114 surahs (chapters) and 6,236 ayat (verses). The surahs are of varying lengths — the longest is Surah al-Baqarah (286 ayat) and the shortest is Surah al-Kawthar (3 ayat). Surahs are broadly classified as Makkan (revealed in Mecca) or Madinan (revealed in Madinah).

Which Quran text does Quran Daily use?

Quran Daily uses the Uthmani script (rasm ʿUthmānī) sourced from Tanzil (tanzil.net), verified against the King Fahd Complex printing in Madinah. This is the standard script used in most printed Mushafs and taught in traditional Quran schools worldwide.

Can I read the Quran by juz, hizb, or page?

Yes. The reader supports multiple navigation paths: /quran/juz/[1-30] for the 30 juz (paras), /quran/hizb/[1-60] for the 60 hizb, /quran/page/[1-604] for the standard Madinah Mushaf 604-page layout, plus /quran/manzil/[1-7] and /quran/ruku/[1-558].

What translations are available?

English (Saheeh International, Marmaduke Pickthall, Yusuf Ali) and Indonesian (Kementerian Agama RI) are available; edition availability can vary by verse. The interface offers 6 language options (English, Indonesian, Arabic, French, Turkish, Urdu); interface language is separate from Quran translation language. Urdu, Arabic, French, and Turkish Quran translations are not currently bundled. Every translation identifies its edition.

Is word-by-word Arabic-English translation available?

Yes. Visit /quran/word-by-word/[surah] for a per-word Arabic-English grammatical breakdown of every verse — useful for learners studying Quranic Arabic. Word data is sourced from the Corpus Quran / QuranicCorpus scholarly datasets.

Can I listen to audio recitation?

Yes. Every ayah page includes verse-level audio recitation. The audio is streamed from the standard Alafasy recitation available via the Quran.com API — no per-ayah files are hosted on this site.