No Arabic keyboard? Click ⌨️ above to open a clickable Buckwalter-labelled
keyboard — each key inserts the matching Arabic letter or mark into the box.
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Arabic keyboard (or 🎤 voice) — type without short-vowel marks
(e.g. ملك, not مَلِك); results sharing
those exact letters collapse together and each shows its Buckwalter code so you can tell short
vowels apart (a=fatha َ, i=kasra ِ,
u=damma ُ, o=sukun ْ,
~=shadda ّ). This only merges short-vowel variants —
ا / و / ي are real letters, so قال, قول
and قيل stay separate; if you're unsure which long vowel a word
uses, open any one match and use its root-link to browse every word under that root instead.
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English keyboard — type the exact Buckwalter code shown under a result
(case matters: A=ا but a=fatha,
S=ص but s=س).
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You don't need to know a word's dictionary form — type whatever spelling you actually see
in a verse (e.g. يدعو, not its citation form
دعا); a result matched this way is marked
via <the form you typed>.
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Occurrences in the Quran
Pick a word above to see its occurrences.
Boolean Expression
Type a word above and click a result to add it as a chip, then combine chips with
AND (same verse), OR (either verse), NOT (exclude), or
NEAR (adjacent word order — only works directly between two single-word chips).
Example: pick a word, add AND, then add a preposition like عَلَىٰ or
مِن to find verses where both occur together.