Amal
Arabic reading aloud and exact sound correction for kids.
Open AmalChoose the path
Choose Amal when the problem is Arabic pronunciation while reading aloud. Choose Thurayya when the problem is tajweed-rule correction while reciting Juz Amma.
Amal and Thurayya are not two versions of the same app. Amal owns the Arabic phoneme. Thurayya owns the Quran ayah and tajweed rule.


The right app depends on what needs correction: an Arabic sound or a tajweed rule in an ayah.
| Amal | Thurayya | |
|---|---|---|
| Atomic unit | One missed Arabic sound while reading aloud | One tajweed rule in the ayah just recited |
| Best fit age | Diaspora children ages 4-12 | Muslim children ages 5-13 memorising Juz Amma |
| Fastest outcome | The child hears and fixes the exact Arabic sound | The child repeats the ayah with the tajweed rule corrected |
| Not for | Adult learners, classroom LMS, or complete-curriculum claims | Ijaza, full-mushaf claims, adult recitation, or replacing the sheikh |
Choose the path
If the child needs Arabic sound correction, start with Amal. If the child needs tajweed-rule correction on Juz Amma ayahs, start with Thurayya.
Arabic reading aloud and exact sound correction for kids.
Open AmalJuz Amma recitation and tajweed-rule correction for kids.
Open ThurayyaNot always. Start with the app that matches the current goal, then add the other path later if needed.
Choose Amal when the goal is Arabic reading aloud and exact pronunciation correction.
Choose Thurayya when the goal is Juz Amma recitation with tajweed-rule correction between sheikh lessons.
This page is for parents and teachers who want a quick, practical choice between the two learning paths.
If the child needs Arabic sounds corrected, start with Amal. If the child needs tajweed rules corrected, start with Thurayya.