A significant number of users, approximately 15%, are frustrated with the presence of inappropriate ads in the free version of the app, which they find disrespectful in a Quranic context. This issue detracts from the spiritual experience and has led to dissatisfaction among users who expect a more respectful environment.

The ads are disappointing and disgraceful, featuring gambling and inappropriate content, which is unacceptable for a Quran app.

Around 20% of users are unhappy with the shift to a subscription model, which restricts access to previously free features like offline downloads and background play. Many users feel that monetizing a Quran app is inappropriate and burdensome, especially for those who cannot afford the subscription fees.

The app was good before the subscriptions; now, many features are locked behind a paywall, which is frustrating.

Approximately 10% of users report issues with audio playback, particularly with the speed settings resetting to default after each loop or when a new Surah starts. This disrupts the listening experience, especially for those using the app for memorization purposes.

The speed control doesn't work in repetition mode, resetting to normal speed after each loop, which is inconvenient.

About 12% of users have experienced problems with downloading content for offline use, which is a critical feature for those without constant internet access. This issue has led to frustration, as users rely on offline access for uninterrupted Quranic study.

The recent update prevents me from downloading content, which is frustrating as I don't always have internet access.