Tarteel AI can help with Quran reading, memorization, and review. Abdul Osama (عبدول أسامة) demonstrates one review method on his phone: hide the verses, recite from memory, and watch them appear after he says them.
“If you’ve memorized it, it helps you review the Quran and improve your memorization.” — Abdul Osama
What does the demonstration show?
Tarteel AI is a Quran app with ways to read, memorize, and review. Abdul opens Surah Al-Ma'idah, selects the audio feature, hides the text, and recites part of a verse. He explains that the text appears after his recitation because he is using review mode.
He also mentions a different mode for someone starting to memorize and says the app can help with reading. This clip does not walk through those modes or demonstrate how tajwid feedback works.
Background
Tajwid refers to rules for pronouncing the Quran during recitation; tartil means reciting it deliberately and at a measured pace. Hiding a passage while reciting is a way to test recall. The specific feature shown here is the app displaying the text after Abdul recites it.
What to do next
To try the method shown, open a passage you have memorized and use the review mode with the verses hidden. Abdul also recommends a separate podcast episode titled “لقاء عرفة” for preparing for the Day of Arafah; it is not part of the app demonstration.
