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1.9 billion Muslims worldwide. The Quran is in Arabic. 80% of Muslims are NOT native Arabic speakers.
For a Malay-speaking Muslim in Malaysia, a Turkish-speaking Muslim in Germany, or an Urdu-speaking Muslim in the UK — understanding the Quran requires translation AND explanation. Currently, that means reading a translated text (time-consuming) or attending a halaqa (scheduling-dependent).
What if you could hear today’s passage discussed in your language, during your morning commute?
audiclip generates a daily podcast from saved text in 100+ languages.
For daily Quran study:
Islamic learning has a rich tradition of teacher-student dialogue. The halaqa (study circle) format — where a teacher presents and students question — is how Islamic knowledge has been transmitted for 1,400 years.
The two-host format mirrors this:
This is the core use case. 80% of Muslims worldwide — roughly 1.5 billion people — engage with the Quran in a language they don’t speak natively. Translation helps. But DISCUSSION in your own language is transformative.
A Bengali-speaking Muslim hearing two hosts discuss Surah Al-Baqarah in Bengali understands at a level that reading an English or Arabic text never achieves.
During Ramadan, many Muslims aim to complete the entire Quran in 30 days. A daily podcast covering each Juz — with discussion, context, and reflection — supports this goal during a month when reading time competes with prayer, iftar, and daily life.
The Quran in your language. Discussed, not just recited. Every morning.