Islam is the fastest-growing religion in the world, with nearly 2 billion followers. Yet, the vast majority of Muslims are not native Arabic speakers, and many struggle to understand Quranic Arabic. As a result, they often feel a lack of deep connection when listening to Quran recitations — whether at home, in the car, or in the masjid — especially without translations.

The Quran contains 77,439 words, but only around 14,870 are unique. Thanks to the repetition of key vocabulary, learning just the most frequent 5,000 words can unlock over 80–85% of the Quran’s content.

QuranMe is a mobile app designed specifically for non-Arabic-speaking Muslims, aiming to bridge this gap. By initially focusing on the 2,000 most commonly used words in the Quran — selected based on their actual frequency — QuranMe empowers users to build real comprehension of the Quranic text.

Through structured vocabulary learning, practical context, and spiritually engaging content, QuranMe helps users not just read the Quran — but understand it, feel it, and connect with it on a deeper level.