Ages 4 to 6Little Glow
- All 29 Arabic letters, one at a time
- Hear each sound, then trace it with a finger
- Revision games for letters that look alike
- Mishary Rashid Al‑Afasyreciting every ayah
- Uthmani scriptas printed in the Mushaf
- All 114 surahsin a guided order
- English · العربية · اردوthe whole app
- No adsand no tracking
How a lesson works
Four short steps, five to eight minutes
Every surah lesson follows the same rhythm, so children always know what comes next. Watch one ayah go through it.
See the score, earn XP, and try again as often as they like. Mistakes never cost anything.
Al-Fatihah · Ayah 2Mishary Rashid Al-AfasyReading alongListening to you3 of 4 words
ٱلْحَمْدُلِلَّهِرَبِّٱلْعَٰلَمِينَ
All praise is for Allah, Lord of all the worlds.
Said clearlyNearly thereTry again
Tip: Press on the shaddah in رَبِّ. Listen once more, then try that word again.
The path
From Alif to all 114 surahs
Waha follows the order many families learn in: the short surahs at the end of the Quran first, then the longer ones. On the Family Annual plan, children can also pick any surah they like.
- Ages 4 to 6 start hereAlifThe 29 letters, one at a time
- Most 7 to 12s start hereAl-FatihahThe Opening, every child’s first surah
- Juz AmmaAn-Nas back to An-Naba, surahs 114 to 78
- Al-Mursalat to As-SaffatSurahs 77 back to 37
- Al-Baqarah to Ya-SinSurahs 2 up to 36, and all 114 are done
Made for each age
A path that grows with your child
A short, gentle check places each child where they are ready to start. Little ones begin with the letters; older children go straight to the surahs.
Ages 4 to 6
Ages 7 to 9Bright Spark
- Short surahs, starting with Al-Fatihah and Juz Amma
- Recite each ayah and hear how it went
- Streaks and rewards that make practice a habit
Ages 10 to 12Guiding Light
- Longer surahs, ayah by ayah
- Closer feedback on accuracy
- Tajweed tips on the words that need work
Today's goals
Listen2 of 3
Recite1 of 1
Review0 of 1
A little every day
Three small goals, one happy streak
Streaks with a safety net
Meeting any goal keeps the streak alive. Shields cover a missed day, so one busy evening doesn't undo weeks of practice.
XP, levels and badges
Every lesson earns XP toward the next level, and badges mark the milestones worth celebrating.
No lives, no losing
There is nothing to lose for a wrong word. Waha encourages, shows what to fix, and lets them try again.
Ten levels of light
From Spark to Prestige
Every lesson earns XP, and the lantern grows brighter with each level. New outfits, more reciters and closer tajweed feedback unlock along the way.
- Spark0 XP
- Flicker100 XP
- Glow350 XP
- Beacon700 XP
- Radiant1,000 XP
- Luminous1,400 XP
- Brilliant1,900 XP
- Blazing2,500 XP
- Dazzling3,200 XP
- Prestige4,000 XP
Speaks your family’s language
English, Arabic or Urdu
The whole app switches language, menus and all, and turns right to left for Arabic and Urdu. Ayah meanings follow the same choice.
Learn to read the Quran, one ayah at a time.
تعلّم قراءة القرآن، آيةً آية.
قرآن پڑھنا سیکھیں، ایک آیت کے ساتھ۔
For parents
You stay in the loop without hovering
- A parent area behind your PIN.
Settings, plans and progress stay out of small hands.
- Listen to their recitations.
Turn on review and approve each recording before it counts, or let Waha approve it for you.
- A weekly progress email.
Days practised, surahs learned and minutes spent, for each child.
- Daily time limits and reminders.
Set how long each child can practise and when Waha nudges them.
- No ads and no tracking.
Waha carries no advertising or tracking SDKs, and the global leaderboard shows no names.
Up to 4 children on one family plan, each with their own profile, streak and lantern.
WahaExample
Yusuf’s week with Waha- Days practised
- 5 of 7
- Surahs learned
- 2
- Time
- 46 min
At this pace, Yusuf finishes Juz Amma in about 9 weeks.
Pricing
Start free, upgrade when it sticks
Every family gets the Family plan free for 7 days. After that, pick a plan or keep going on Free.
Free
$0
For one child getting started.
- 1 child learning
- 3 new lessons a day
- Al-Fatihah and Juz Amma
Family Monthly
$7.99 / month
The whole Quran for the whole family.
- Up to 4 children
- Unlimited lessons
- All 114 surahs
- Cancel anytime
Family Annual
$59.99 / year
About $5 a month, 37% less than monthly.
- Everything in Family Monthly
- Choose any surah, in any order
- One payment a year
7 days free, no card needed.Nothing is charged on Day 8. If you don't pick a plan, Waha moves to Free.
Questions
What parents ask
Does my child need to read Arabic already?
No. Children aged 4 to 6 start with the letters, and a short placement check finds the right starting point for older children. A child can skip the check and begin at the start.
How does Waha check a recitation?
Waha listens to each recording and compares it word by word with the ayah. It marks each word as said clearly, nearly there or try again, and the child can listen and retry as many times as they like.
Which languages does the app speak?
English, Arabic and Urdu, with the layout flipping right to left for Arabic and Urdu.
Can siblings share one phone?
Yes. Each child has their own profile, avatar, streak and progress, and you can lock a profile with its own code.
What happens when the free trial ends?
Nothing is charged. Pick a Family plan to keep everything, or stay on Free with one child learning.
What happens to my child’s voice recordings?
Recordings are scored and then discarded. If you turn on review, a recording waits for you privately for up to 24 hours. Read the privacy policy for the details.
A calm place to learn, every evening
Waha means oasis. We built it to be a quiet, encouraging spot in your child's day, with the Quran at its centre.
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