Use the free Quran Ayat Finder to read a complete Arabic verse with Urdu and English translations directly on Khiyalee. Choose a Surah and Ayah from the lists, or enter English, Urdu or Arabic digits, then press Read Arabic & translations. Use Learn more / Tafsir for source context.
فہرست سے سورہ اور آیت منتخب کریں یا نمبر لکھیں، پھر عربی آیت، اردو اور انگریزی ترجمہ یہاں پڑھیں۔ مزید وضاحت کے لیے تفسیر کا بٹن استعمال کریں۔
Opening Bismillah (shown separately from the selected numbered verse).
Arabic verse
Urdu translation — Muhammad Junagarhi
Urdu translation notes
English translation — Rowwad Translation Center
English translation notes
How to use the Quran Ayat Finder
- Choose a Surah, then choose an Ayah number. You can also enter a reference such as 2:255.
- Press Read Arabic & translations to load your selected verse.
- Read Arabic, Urdu and English here, and expand translation notes when present.
- Use Learn more / Tafsir to open Quran.com and explore the surrounding verses and available tafsir.
A reference finder for Urdu and English readers
This reader loads an attributed Quran library hosted on Khiyalee on first use (approximately 3.5 MB), then displays your selected verse. No external API or machine translation is used while reading. An internet connection is needed to load the library; it is held in memory for this visit only. Ayah counts follow the common 6,236-ayah numbering used by Quran.com; other printed editions may use different numbering conventions.
Text sources and translation credits
Arabic: Uthmani edition supplied by Al Quran Cloud / Islamic Network, with its Quran text sources including Tanzil and Quran Academy. Arabic text and diacritics are preserved. The source includes an opening Bismillah before the first verse of most Surahs; the reader displays it separately.
Translations of meanings: Muhammad Ibrahim Junagarhi, developed under Rowwad Translation Center (Urdu), v1.1.3-xml.1, updated 13 August 2025; Rowwad Translation Center (English), v1.0.19-xml.1, updated 12 March 2026. Publisher/source: QuranEnc.com. Text and footnotes are reproduced unchanged. Library retrieved 8 October 2026. Check Urdu updates · Check English updates.
Translations convey meanings and are not substitutes for the original Arabic or scholarly tafsir. If text cannot load, use the source button.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Urdu digits?
Yes. Enter a reference such as ۲:۲۵۵. Western digits and Arabic-Indic digits also work.
Does the finder provide tafsir?
It opens the referenced verse on Quran.com, where you can use the available translation and tafsir options.
Can I search by a sentence?
This tool looks up numbered references. If you do not know the reference, use Quran.com’s search instead.