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Rifqa: Daily Quran Reading

QtoofApps
⬇ 100+ downloads
Est. actual: 100
Free
Released: Aug 17, 2026
No in-app purchases
No ads
Rated: Everyone

Signals

3 this week · 3 positive All of this week's signals →
  • 📈Last 7 days +8 installs — 14% faster than the week before (+7) · 1/day since Oct 6
  • 🏆Among Books & Reference apps top 40% by installs gained this week (363 peers growing)
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 9 days ago · every ~32 days (2 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
0 50 100 100 Aug 17, 2026 today
+44 installs since Oct 6
Update history
2.0.6 Nov 2, 2026 · seen Oct 16, 2026
Audio improvements: the next verse now preloads while the current one is playing, for faster and smoother playback. A new Listening Mode auto-plays each verse after you navigate to it. A clear error message now appears if playback fails.
2.0.5 Oct 1, 2026 · seen Oct 6, 2026
• New welcome screen, and your first wird ends with a one-tap family invite.<br>• &quot;My Report&quot;: your week, month and reading calendar.<br>• Home-screen widget: continue your wird in one tap.<br>• Friday reminder for Surah al-Kahf.<br>• Juz&#39; number next to the page number.<br>• Recitation now plays from two sources, so it doesn&#39;t stop.<br>• Your place is kept after finishing the mu
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Rifqa: Daily Quran Reading is a books & reference app by QtoofApps with 100+ downloads (about 100 estimated). +8 installs in the last 7 days. Released Aug 17, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Rifqa is an app for reading the Holy Quran and keeping your daily portion (ورد) going — one ayah at a time, without pressure or comparison. The app's interface and the Quran text are in Arabic. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Your daily portion Decide how many ayahs you can manage each day — ten, or a hundred — and change it…”