Test your memorisation without it feeling like a test
Four games that test your memorisation from different angles: recognising a verse, continuing it, putting its words in order, and understanding its meaning.
Three things you can do
- Choose your scope: one surah, one juz, or several juz at once.
- Play solo against the clock or with friends in one room.
- Climb the monthly leaderboard, which starts afresh every month.
Guess the Verse
Listen to or read part of a verse, then guess its surah and number. A good way to gauge how familiar you are with the juz you are memorising.
Play Guess the VerseContinue the Verse
Given one verse, pick the correct one that follows. It trains your memory of the order, the part most often mixed up.
Play Continue the Verse
Order the Words
The words of a verse are shuffled; put them back in order. It sharpens your memorisation word by word.
Play Order the Words
Reflect on the Verse
Multiple-choice questions on the meaning and context of verses, arranged juz by juz, so memorisation goes hand in hand with understanding.
Play Reflect on the VerseFair and free of distractions
No ads between questions, no in-app purchases. The leaderboard uses the display name you choose and keeps only the current month's scores.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an account to play?
Not to play solo. An account (sign in with Google or email) is needed to join the leaderboard and play in multiplayer rooms.
Which scopes can I choose?
One surah, one juz, or a combination of several juz. Reflect on the Verse is available juz by juz, following the reviewed question bank.
How do I play with friends?
Create a room, share its code, and start together. Every player gets the same questions at the same time.
Play your first round
Get Utluma and test your memorisation of juz 30 in five minutes.