Elif Ba

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm thrilled to launch Elif Ba today! 🚀 This was a solo project, built from scratch in just 30 days. That’s what we do at AHISKA - we build solutions that matter, fast. One month, one product. That's how we work. Elif Ba is designed to be a simple, beautiful, and effective way to learn the Quran alphabet interactively. It offering interactive lessons, exercises, quizzes, and fun games like memory and audio learning. Available in 10+ languages for learners of all levels! A huge shoutout to Nuxt, ShadCN, Tailwind, Resend, and Stripe for making this possible! 🎉 I'd love to hear your thoughts - feedback, questions, or just a hello! Let me know what you think. 😊

Really great app to learn Quran & this might be the best online memory game i have played!

A really good platform to learn Quran! 💯

This app is an amazing resource for anyone looking to learn the Quran. The interface is user-friendly, making it easy to navigate and access lessons. The audio recitations are clear and accurate. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to improve their Quran reading and understanding! May Allah bless the developers for this amazing tool.

An excellent resource for learning to read Arabic with correct pronunciation and diacritics. It features effective gamification elements and an approachable curriculum, suitable even for those with no Arabic experience. It iteratively trains you in the art of correct Quranic pronunciation, which is crucial for studying and preserving our scripture. It also covers easily overlooked pronunciation rules that tend to be underemphasized within the Muslim world, such as the specific rules of Madd (elongation of vowels when reciting the Quran), Shaddah (the emphasis placed on consonants), and the different ways of pronouncing the name of God when preceded by different vowels. These details may seem trivial to the uninitiated, but they add a significant layer of depth to the meaning and eloquence of the Quranic language. Our painstaking effort to perfect the reading is why if all copies of the Quran were burned overnight, its memorizers could reproduce it easily while reaching consensus, with no diacritic being misplaced or meaning altered. I encourage everyone to try it—truly a no-nonsense introduction to Arabic reading. 10/10