Text editions

get_ayah, get_surah and get_mushaf_page accept seven text editions. Each follows one riwayah and one counting system, from a named source.

Text editions (7)

IdRiwayahCountingSource
hafsdefaultHafs from AsimKufanThe default Hafs text, the one search_quran searches, with Madinah Mushaf paging (604 pages)
hafs-kfgqpcHafs from AsimKufanKing Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran
shubaShu'bah from AsimKufanKing Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran
warshWarsh from Nafi'Last MadinanKing Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran
qalunQalun from Nafi'Last MadinanKing Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran
duriAl-Duri from Abu AmrFirst Madinan, except in surahs 37, 80 and 81King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran (2022 printing)
susiAl-Susi from Abu AmrFirst Madinan, except in surahs 37, 80 and 81King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran

The King Fahd Complex editions come from its Uthmani script data for developers, and each ayah carries its page and lines in the Complex's mushaf. The hafs and hafs-kfgqpc texts differ in encoding and in the page of some ayat, so they are kept apart.

Terms used here

Riwayah (plural riwayat)
A transmission: one narrator’s way of reciting the Quran as received from his reader, such as Hafs from Asim.
Qiraat
The established readings of the Quran, handed down from the ten readers (qurra) and their narrators.
Rawi
A narrator who transmitted one reader’s reading. Each of the ten readers has two.
I'rab
Grammatical analysis: the role and case of each word in its sentence.
Asbab al-nuzul
The occasions of revelation: the events and questions particular ayat came down about.
Tafsir
Explanation of the meanings of the Quran, as written by scholars.