Getting your practice ready
Getting your practice ready
Durra Kids helps children practise short surahs out loud. A qari recites, your child takes a turn, and Durra shows which words came through, kindly and one word at a time.
Free to start, no account needed. For iPhone and iPad, and right here in your browser.
A practice takes a few minutes and ends on purpose, so screen time stays short and calm.
A qari recites the ayah. Your child can hear it as many times as they like.
They recite it out loud. Durra shows which words came through, word by word.
When they feel ready, the words hide and they try again without looking.
One ayah is a whole practice. The app says so, and means it.
Each ayah has three stars. Your child earns one for each step they do, not for how the recitation was scored. No leaderboards, no lives to lose, no racing other children.
In the iPhone and iPad app, a weekly note shows the days practised, the ayat covered and the words worth another listen, written the way the madrasah sets homework. Forward it, or bring it to class.
On the web, a parent account shows each child's practice days and surahs for the week.
Open a parent accountYusuf's week
13 to 19 October
4 of the last 7 days, all 4 ayat
No jingles and no background tracks, before, during or after recitation.
Every ayah is imported from the Tanzil Uthmani text. An automated check blocks any release where a single character differs.
Listen plays well-known, widely used recordings, so the model your child copies is a correct one.
Durra Kids shows no advertising and contains no third-party analytics or advertising SDKs.
A recitation is checked on our own servers, then discarded. We do not build voice profiles or share audio.
Durra listens for the words. Pronunciation rules stay with your child's teacher.
Stars show practice was done. Only a teacher hearing your child recite can confirm hifz.
Durra Kids is for iPhone and iPad, and works here in your browser too.
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