Think Quran & The 100 Million Muslims Mission
Every Muslim recites the Qur’an but how many truly understand it?
For centuries, Muslims have memorized verses beautifully, yet many struggle to grasp their meanings. Understanding the Qur’an isn’t just about language; it’s about connecting deeply with Allah’s message and transforming our daily lives.
That’s exactly why Think Quran, a groundbreaking Islamic learning app, was created with a bold vision to help 100 million Muslims worldwide understand the Qur’an’s meaning through a simple, consistent, and modern learning method.
Why This Mission Matters
In today’s fast-paced world, many Muslims:
- Recite the Qur’an daily but can’t understand what they’re reading.
- Lack time to attend Arabic or tafsir classes.
- Feel overwhelmed by traditional learning systems.
Think Quran seeks to bridge this gap by making Qur’anic understanding accessible, engaging, and practical for modern Muslims regardless of age or background.
As one article from Sinar Harian mentioned, “Think Quran strengthens users’ spiritual journey while supporting the vision of 100 million Muslims understanding the language of the Qur’an.”
How Think Quran Works
Think Quran simplifies Qur’anic learning into a few smart principles:
1. Master the 1,000 Most Common Words
By learning just 900–1,000 Arabic words that frequently appear in the Qur’an, users can understand up to 80% of Qur’anic meaning without needing years of study.
2. Learn in Just 15 Minutes a Day
The app’s design fits busy lifestyles. A short daily routine keeps users consistent and helps build lifelong understanding gradually.
3. Gamified Learning Experience
With interactive quizzes, word challenges, and visual cues, Think Quran turns learning into an enjoyable experience. One user said:
“I used to read without understanding, now every verse speaks to me.”
4. Multilingual Accessibility
Available in Malay, English, Indonesian, Turkish, and more, making it a truly global Qur’an learning platform.
5. Collaboration with Trusted Islamic Bodies
Think Quran partners with Yayasan Warisan Ummah Ikhlas and Karangkraf Media Group through campaigns like #FahamKhatamAlQuran, reinforcing its authenticity and purpose.
Real Impact Around the World
- Zalina Arsyad (57) learned over 170 Arabic words within weeks of using Think Quran.
- Rosmenee Mardofee (43), who once struggled with Arabic, said:
“Think Quran helped me fall in love with understanding the Qur’an. I mastered 1,000 words faster than I ever imagined.” - Elderly users also report improved memory and stronger spiritual focus through consistent daily learning.
With over 1,1 m users globally and counting, Think Quran is already shaping a new generation of Muslims who understand not just recite the Qur’an.
Why This Matters to You
As a Denaihati reader, here’s why this mission deserves your attention:
- It fits your lifestyle — just 15 minutes a day.
- It deepens your prayer and reflection — when you understand, you connect.
- It’s a global ummah effort — join millions pursuing the same noble goal.
- It transforms families — teach your children to love and understand the Qur’an.
- It’s a spiritual investment — knowledge that grows and benefits even after we’re gone.
How to Get Started
- Download the Think Quran app on your phone or visit thinkquran.ai.
- Set a 15-minute learning time daily — after Fajr or before sleeping.
- Stay consistent and use the built-in review tools to strengthen recall.
- Invite your family and friends — learning together multiplies barakah.
- Reflect on meanings you’ve learned — let them guide your daily actions.
Final Thoughts
The Think Quran Mission isn’t just about words it’s about awakening hearts. When 100 million Muslims begin to understand what Allah says, imagine how the world will change from confusion to clarity, from ritual to reflection, from form to faith.
So today, you can be part of something bigger than yourself a digital Qur’anic revolution that connects technology, faith, and purpose.
Start your 15-minute journey today with Think Quran because the Qur’an wasn’t meant to be read only, but understood, lived, and loved.