Rub Player

Rub is a Quran player built for one thing: memorization (hifz). Its looping and verse-by-verse playback keep running flawlessly in the background, on the lock screen, with headphones, and in the car — the audio never silently stops when your screen locks.

Most web players and apps quietly cut out the moment you lock the phone, breaking your repetition right when you need it most. Rub uses a real audio engine whose render thread is the clock, so an infinite loop stays rock-solid for as long as you keep listening.

BUILT FOR HIFZ

- Loop any selection 1x, 3x, 5x, 10x, or infinitely. The infinite loop is the heart of memorization — set it and repeat until it sticks.

- Listen by RUB (240 rubs, each a quarter of a hizb) or by PAGE (604 pages of the Madani mushaf).

- Dual bookmarks: separate Memorize and Review tabs, each remembering its own last position, so you can drill new material and revise old without ever losing your place.

19 RECITERS

- A wide range across Murattal, Mujawwad, Muallim, and Kids-repeat styles — including Mishari al-Afasy, AbdulBaset AbdulSamad, Al-Husary, Al-Minshawi, As-Sudais, Sa'ad al-Ghamdi, and Abu Bakr al-Shatri.

WORKS OFFLINE

- Download a single rub or an entire reciter (all 114 chapters) and play with no connection. Airplane mode works.

EVERYWHERE YOU LISTEN

- Full background, lock-screen, and Control Center controls.

- CarPlay now-playing with title and reciter, plus next and previous to jump rub or page.

CALM, FOCUSED DESIGN

- Arabic verse text in the authentic Amiri Quran script, with the current ayah indicated.

- Swipe left or right to jump between rubs or pages.

- A clean, distraction-free Liquid Glass interface in a quiet deep-green palette.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

- No ads. No tracking. No sign-up. No accounts.

- Your reciter, loop count, and bookmarks are stored only on your device.

Recitation audio and verse timings are free, publicly available Quran recitations served from QuranCDN / Quran.com community infrastructure. Sincere thanks to Quran.com, QuranCDN, and the reciters whose voices make this possible. Arabic text uses the Amiri Quran font under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.

May Allah make it easy and accept it from all of us.