IqraPlay terms of use
Version 2026-11-07
1. Agreement, and who we are
These terms are an agreement between you and Cognizen Arge Mühendislik ve Yazılım A.Ş., Üniversiteler Mah. Şehit Mustafa Tayyarcan Cad., Tepe Binası Blok No:5, İç kapı no: Z44, Çankaya, Ankara, Türkiye ("we"), which provides IqraPlay. You accept them in the app before you first play online, and again when they change (section 15). Our privacy policy explains what we collect and why.
2. Eligibility and age
Anyone can practise in Solo. The first time you play online we ask your month and year of birth, and the answer decides what you can do online:
- 13 and over: you can take a seat and recite, choose your name, sign in, add friends, send text to friends, and buy coins.
- Under 13: you are in the audience. You can watch games, send faces and phrases, and send one free MashaAllah a day. You cannot take a seat, speak in a room, type, sign in, add friends or buy anything, and your name online is chosen for you.
Parents and guardians are responsible for how their children use IqraPlay, and can write to us about a child's account at any time.
3. Guests and accounts
You can play online as a guest, tied to your phone. If you are 13 or over you can sign in with Apple, Google or an email code, which keeps your progress on your account. One person per account. You can sign out at any time, and delete your account (or a guest's data) in the app under Settings, then Account.
4. The game, and the judge
Players take turns reciting ayahs, and a judge scores each recitation. The judge is experimental and can be wrong. Its score is not a tajweed verdict, not a certification and not a religious ruling; it listens for some things and not others, as the About screen in the app explains. Please recite with the respect the Quran is owed.
5. Community rules
- Treat everyone with respect. No harassment, hate or sexual content.
- The microphone is for recitation only.
- Do not pretend to be someone else, including IqraPlay's team.
- Names must pass our filter. No contact details in names or messages.
- No cheating and no automation.
- Nothing that puts children at risk.
- If you see something wrong, report it.
6. Moderation
A room's host can remove a player, which also blocks them from the host's rooms. Anyone can block or report anyone. Reports and other safety signals can lead automatically to a mute, and to a request that a guest sign in before playing online again. We review reports every day, and after review we can mute a player or ban them, including on the phones they used. If you think a decision was wrong, write to support@cognizen.ai with your Player ID; a parent or guardian writes for a player under 13.
7. Your content
Your name, your text and your voice are yours. You give us a licence to use them only to run the service, and as the next paragraph says. Running the service means showing your name, delivering your text, playing your recitation to the room, scoring it, playing a recitation you publish to the audience you choose (on your profile, on the Listen screen and, for Everyone, on its share page), and keeping it for the periods our privacy policy lists, for example 7 days for a recording in case someone reports it.
Recitations you publish to Everyone. If you are 18 or over and you publish a recitation to Everyone, you also give us a licence, free of charge, to use it in the game. If it scores well:
- we may play it to other players as an example;
- we may also play it in Quick Play rooms as a recorded player (section 9), under a character's name and not yours; and
- we may change how the voice sounds, so it may not sound like you.
This covers only a recitation you publish to Everyone, at 18 or over, once you have accepted this version of these terms or a later one. We never use a recitation published to Women only or Friends, or one by a player under 18. We do not use your Solo recordings or your online turns, unless you publish one to Everyone yourself. We use a recitation this way only while it is on a public profile, so never while your profile is friends-only or private. If you delete the recitation or your account, we stop using it, and this licence ends.
8. Coins, gifts and charm
Coins, gifts and charm are virtual items with no cash value. They cannot be transferred, resold or cashed out, and charm is never money. Coins are bought through Apple or Google, and refunds follow their processes and the law; a refunded purchase takes back the coins it gave. There is no gambling in IqraPlay and there are no mystery boxes: you always know what a gift is before you send it.
9. Recorded players
Quick Play rooms may include recorded players, so there is always someone to play with. No player is marked as recorded in a room. A gift sent to a player who has no record with us returns its coins to the sender.
A recorded player's voice may come from another player. If you are 18 or over, you publish a recitation to Everyone on a public profile and it scores well, we may play it in Quick Play rooms as a recorded player, under a character's name, and we may change how the voice sounds, as section 7 says. The players in the room are not told that it is a recording, or whose it was, and a gift sent to that recorded player does not reach you.
10. Availability
We may restart the service, which closes the rooms that are open at that moment, and we may change or end IqraPlay. We do not guarantee that it will always be available.
11. Intellectual property
The Quran text is from the Tanzil Project and is used under its terms. The Amiri Quran font is used under the SIL Open Font License. The reference recitations are credited in the About screen. Everything else in IqraPlay belongs to us.
12. Disclaimers and limitation of liability
IqraPlay is provided as it is. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect losses, or for losses caused by other players. Nothing in these terms limits a liability that the law does not allow to be limited, or takes away your rights as a consumer.
13. Termination
You can stop using IqraPlay and delete your account at any time. We can suspend or end your access if you break these terms, as section 6 describes.
14. Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by the law of the country where Cognizen Arge Mühendislik ve Yazılım A.Ş. is established, and disputes go to its courts, without taking away any protection the law of your own country gives you as a consumer.
15. Changes
The version date at the top changes with every change to these terms. We announce material changes in the app before they apply, and we ask you to accept them before you next play online. Until you do, you cannot play online; you can still practise in Solo.
16. Contact
Write to support@cognizen.ai.