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Siraat Mustaqeem Live Radio
Free, continuous Qur'an recitation you can leave running in another tab — plus English-translation readings, ruqyah, hadith and daily adhkar for whenever Arabic alone isn't enough yet. Built for the moments Qur'an belongs in the background: working, driving, reviewing Hifz, or simply learning to recognize the voice of the Qur'an.
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Why people leave this playing
A companion for Hifz revision
Hearing a Surah recited correctly, on repeat, supports the kind of steady exposure that Manzil-style revision relies on. It's not a substitute for reciting it yourself out loud — pair it with a structured Hifz program for that part.
New to the Qur'an's sound
If Arabic isn't there yet, the English-translation stations read each verse in Arabic and then in English, so you can start following meaning immediately. Our New Muslim Converts course is built for the same early stage.
About this live stream
Siraat Mustaqeem Live Radio streams the Qur'an around the clock, alongside English-translation readings, ruqyah verses, hadith collections and the Sunnah adhkar for morning and evening. It's built for anyone who wants Qur'an playing in the background — while working, commuting, studying or falling asleep — without opening a separate app. Every station is free, with no account or sign-up needed.
Want to learn to recite the Qur'an this way yourself, with a real tutor correcting your Tajweed live? Explore our Qur'an recitation course or book a free trial lesson.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. Every station on this page streams live and free, with no sign-up, subscription or app download required.
Yes. Start a station, then read a lesson or open another tab — the stream keeps playing until you pause it, stop it, or close the tab.
Start with an English-translation station: each verse is recited in Arabic, then read aloud in English, so you can follow meaning right away. Many new Muslims use this alongside our New Muslim Converts course, which is built for exactly this stage.
It can support your revision — hearing a Surah recited correctly and repeatedly reinforces what you already know. It isn't a substitute for reciting out loud yourself or for structured revision. For that, see our guide to the Sabaq-Sabqi-Manzil method or our live Quran Memorization course.
Mishary Al-Afasy and Abdulrahman Al-Sudais are both recited at a measured pace with clear pronunciation, which makes them a comfortable starting point. If you'd like to learn to recite this clearly yourself, our Qur'an recitation course is a good next step.
The recitation stations are Arabic only. The English translation stations recite each verse in Arabic and then read its meaning in English — useful if you don't read Arabic yet, including new Muslims. Our New Muslim Converts course is built for exactly this stage.
Ruqyah is the practice of reciting specific Qur'anic verses for protection and healing, as taught in the Sunnah. The station plays these verses continuously and is commonly played at home, without any conditions beyond ordinary respect for the Qur'an.
Yes — many listeners use it exactly this way, as a form of remembrance running alongside daily tasks. The usual courtesy applies: keep the volume respectful around others, and if you're driving, treat it the same as any other audio and keep attention on the road.
It's audio only, so data use is modest — similar to a music-streaming app. For long listening sessions, Wi-Fi is kinder to a mobile data plan.
Yes. On Android, tap the "Install" button above and confirm the prompt. On iPhone or iPad, use Safari's Share icon and choose "Add to Home Screen." Either way, it opens like a standalone app and playback continues in the background or with the screen locked, with play/pause controls on your lock screen.