The Clear Quran Dictionary

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About this app

Introducing the world’s first picture dictionary of the Quran’s 2,000+ entries, with the goal of empowering the majority of Muslims (who are not Arabs) to read the Quran in its original, rich Arabic form in just 4-6 months, without having to rely on translations. Five years in the works, this dictionary highlights the connection between all words that share the same root. It’s very straightforward, not indulging in redundant details or overly academic discussions that make the book irrelevant. For anyone who has always aspired to have a personal connection with the Book of Allah in Arabic, this dictionary is a dream come true.
Dictionary of Quran’s 2,000+ entries in its original Arabic form with images.
Updated on
Jul 23, 2026

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113 reviews
Sam Yeet
September 17, 2022
This app is amazing, I definitely recommend it to anyone who is interested in learning the Quran, or just a few words. It's easy to navigate, the arabic translation is accurate and it's the most efficient Quran translating app i have ever used ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Khadijat Baba-Muhammad
May 10, 2024
Alhamdulillah. May Allah's blessings be on the developers. This is a good app for finding the meaning of Quran words. I found it works better for me using an arabic keyboard to type the words. The only negative is that it tends to seize when you type in some words and you have to restart the app.
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Blue Ocean
September 27, 2022
The pictures do not reflect the meaning. For example for the word شهيق and زفير, Inhale and exhale, they have the picture of somebody strangling himself with his own hands and somebody screaming out of pain. As a native speaker of the Arabic language and as a teacher, I tell you that, these pictures are going to further confuse you as a learner. They should be completely avoided. For God's sake, save your time and money, use a regular dictionary.
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