Bookmark an ayah
Save an ayah quickly when you want to revisit it without interrupting the reading session.
A library for reflection
Keep Quran notes and bookmarks connected to every ayah.
Save a passage in the moment, add a private reflection, organise it by theme, and return to the original verse without searching for your place again.
Two ways to remember
Save the place, or save what it meant to you.
Bookmarks and notes serve different purposes while remaining tied to a precise ayah reference.
Write a personal note
Capture a thought, question, theme, or reminder alongside the ayah that inspired it.
Organise with categories
Create, rename, reorder, and use categories to keep a growing collection understandable.
From reading to reflection
A simple workflow that stays close to the Quran.
Open the ayah detail sheet
Tap an ayah and choose Bookmark for quick saving or Note for a written reflection.
Choose or create a category
Group entries around themes such as daily reflection, questions, dua, or study.
Return from the Library
Open a saved item to review it, move it, edit it, or navigate back to the referenced ayah.
Your reading data
Useful without requiring an account.
Bookmarks, notes, categories, and the last-read location are stored on your device. If you choose to sign in when optional account sync is available, supported reading data can also sync through Firebase.
Read without signing in
An account is not required for the core Quran reading and local saved-item experience.
Edit and reorganise
Rename categories, move selected entries, update notes, or remove items as your library changes.
Clear references
Each saved entry keeps its surah, ayah, juz, and page context where available.
Common questions
A personal library that remains manageable.
Are notes public?
No public sharing or community feed is built into the notes library. Notes are personal reading data stored on your device and, if you opt into available account sync, in your supported account data.
Can bookmarks and notes use different categories?
Yes. Bookmarks and notes have their own category systems so each collection can be organised independently.
Can I navigate back to the saved ayah?
Yes. Saved entries retain their verse reference so you can return to the relevant location in the reader.
Related guides
Add context and consistency.
Bookmarks and notes
Make space for the ayahs you want to remember.
Keep meaningful passages, questions, and reflections organised in My Quran Reader.