Live khutbah translation
Real-time meaning on your screen while the imam is still speaking.

Your daily Deen
See it in action
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Aqala doesn't wait for a pause. It listens while the khutbah is still going - Arabic, English, a mix of both - and switches when the speaker switches. You read along as it lands, not thirty seconds later when the moment's already passed.
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Finished a session? Give it a name - "Friday khutbah," "Tarawih night 3," whatever helps you find it later. Your translations stay with you. No digging through a chat history or a generic transcript file.
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Aqala pulls together a summary of what you just heard - the main themes, the key points - and lets you ask follow-up questions. What was the imam getting at? Can you explain that hadith reference? Ask in plain language.
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Play Qur'an audio and tap once. Aqala identifies the surah and verse - then takes you there. Useful at home, useful when you're trying to follow along and the reciter moves faster than you can place the ayah.
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Read at your own pace. Arabic script, transliteration, and a translation you can actually trust - with tafsir and links to Quran.com when you want to go deeper.
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You don't need another one just for prayer times. Accurate salah times for where you are, a Qibla compass that actually works - the daily essentials live in the same app, so you're not juggling five different tools just to stay on track.
Generic translation apps are fine for a menu or a sign. They're not fine for a live khutbah. They lag. They lose context. They don't know what to do when the imam switches from Arabic to English halfway through - which happens, regularly, in mosques around the world.
Google Translate
Laggy, breaks on language switchAqala
Continuous, auto-switchesGoogle Translate
NoneAqala
Qur'an-awareGoogle Translate
NoAqala
Name and save sessionsGoogle Translate
NoAqala
Built inWe built Aqala because we needed it ourselves - not because we spotted a market gap on a whiteboard. Understanding the Qur'an and what your imam is saying shouldn't feel out of reach. No ads interrupting your khutbah. Just the app, doing what it's supposed to do.