Murooah Studio
The part of the company that makes our apps, our software and our research, starting with apps that serve Muslims in their daily lives.
Visit Murooah StudioAbout us
About Murooah
Murooah is the company behind Miqa and Mirtal, two apps for Muslims, and behind the research into Quran audio and text that those apps rest on. We also build the software tools that this work needs.
What our name means
Murooah, مُرُوءَة in Arabic, is a word for chivalry, the honourable conduct of a person who keeps their word, deals fairly and carries themselves well whether or not anyone is watching. We chose it as a standard we try to live up to in our work, and never as a claim about ourselves.
How we work
Four habits shape everything we make, and you can hold us to each of them.
On the phone first
Our apps do their work on your phone wherever they can, so that what you do in them stays with you unless you choose to share it.
No tracking
Our phone apps carry no advertising or analytics code, and this website has no cookies, no analytics and no ads.
Sacred text from a named source
The Quran text in our apps is copied exactly from a published source that the app names on its About screen, and no machine types or makes any of it.
Limits written down
Where something we make falls short or is still unproven, the page about it says so, and when we learn we were wrong we correct the page and note the change.
Two parts of one company
Murooah Advisory
The part of the company that will help business owners in Australia, North Africa, the Gulf, Europe and Asia with the systems they run on. It is not open yet.
About Murooah AdvisoryWhere we are so far
Mirtal goes into closed testing
Mirtal, our app for recorded Quran recitation, went into closed testing on Google Play.
Miqa on Google Play
Miqa, our prayer times app, became available to everyone on Google Play.
- Next
Sijill
A place for students of Islamic knowledge and their teachers to keep the record of what they study, coming soon.
- Next
Quran Audio Engine
Engines that listen to Quran recordings and find which ayat were recited, at the planning stage.