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Select, Pan and Pen — the Main Tools
Understand the core toolbar tools and when to use each one.
How Your Notes Collapse Into the Qur'an
See how your annotations tuck neatly into the Qur'an and reopen anytime.
What You Can Annotate: Verses, Words, Surahs and Pages
Learn the four levels you can annotate and when to use each.
Adding Typed Text
Type clean notes with free or fixed-width text boxes.
Linking to Another Verse or Page
Drop a tappable link inside a note that jumps to another verse or page.
Embedding a YouTube Video
Drop a playable YouTube video straight onto your canvas.
Live Collaboration and Cursor Chat
Work together in real time and send quick messages by your cursor.
Annotating the Qur'an: verses, words, surahs and pages
Add notes to a word, verse, surah or page, and reopen them from the Qur’an.
Writing in Document notebooks
Type rich-text notes in a Document: headings, lists, tables, images, ayahs and videos.
Exporting your notes (PDF, Word, image)
Export your notes as a PDF with your handwriting plus a Word document, or as an image.
Importing files (PDF, images, Word, PowerPoint, notes)
Import PDFs, images, Word and PowerPoint files, or exported notes, and annotate them.
Notebooks, pages, folders, templates and journal packs
Organise notebooks with pages and folders, and use templates and journal packs.
Sharing and live collaboration
Share a mushaf with a link, control who can edit, and collaborate live.
Slash commands and linking notes
Type / to insert ayat, hadith and honourifics, and link notes together.
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