Ayanur Blog
Short ayat and Quranic duas with their meaning, and simple guides to keeping the Quran on your home screen and lock screen. Every ayah is quoted word for word from its source.
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Ayah of the Day Widget: What It Is and How It Works
What an ayah of the day widget is, how often it changes, whether it works offline, and what to check before you pick one for your iPhone.
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Rabbana Duas in the Quran: References and Meanings
A list of the Rabbana duas in the Quran, in surah order, with references and what each one asks for. Includes the verses to start with.
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Quran Verses for Hard Times: Ayat to Return to When It's Tough
Four Quran verses people return to in hard times, with a short note on each: the promise of ease, the words said in loss, and a prayer for patience.
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Quran Verse on iPhone Lock Screen: Step-by-Step Guide
How to put a short Quran verse on your iPhone lock screen, why only short ayat fit, and the exact steps to set up the Ayanur widget.
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Quran Verse Widget for iPhone: How to Add One in a Minute
Add a Quran verse widget to your iPhone home screen in a few taps. What a good one shows, which size to pick, and how it keeps changing offline.
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Rabbana Atina Fid Dunya Hasanah: Meaning and Context
Rabbana atina fid dunya hasanah is the dua of Surah Al-Baqarah 2:201. Its full words, meaning phrase by phrase, where it appears and when it's said.
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Short Quran Verses in English: 15 Ayat and Their Meaning
15 short Quran verses in English with the Arabic and the reference, grouped by hope, trust, patience and gratitude, with a few lines on each.