JUZZ JUZZ

A Quran player you can drop into any page

One line of HTML. Any surah, any of 75 reciters. No account, no cookies, no ads, and nothing to install.

What it looks like

The code

<iframe src="https://juzzquran.com/embed?reciter=mishary-alafasy&surah=al-mulk"
        width="100%" height="86" style="border:0"
        title="Surah Al-Mulk, recited by Mishary Alafasy"
        loading="lazy"></iframe>

Paste that wherever your site lets you add HTML. On WordPress, use a Custom HTML block; on Squarespace, a Code block; on most site builders, an "embed" or "HTML" element.

Changing the surah and the reciter

Both are values in the URL, and both are readable in plain English. The surah is its name with hyphens: al-mulk, ya-sin, al-kahf, ar-rahman. The reciter is the same: mishary-alafasy, abdul-basit-murattal, mahmoud-khalil-al-husary.

Add &theme=light if your page is light and the dark player would look wrong.

Ya-Sin by Mishary Alafasy17 minutes Ar-Rahman by Abdul Basitmurattal Al-Mulk, light themefor a light page

Questions

Does it cost anything?

No. No account, no payment, no ads, and no plan to add them. The player links back to the recording on juzzquran.com, which is the only thing it asks in return.

Does it track my visitors?

No. No cookies, no storage, no analytics. It is one audio element and a few lines of code to play it.

Can I change the surah?

Yes — change the surah and reciter values in the URL. Every surah from 1 to 114 and all 75 reciters are available.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes, down to a 260px sidebar. The play control stays at touch size at every width.

Will it slow my page down?

No. The audio file is only fetched when someone presses play, the iframe is lazy-loaded, and the whole widget is under 3KB of HTML with no external assets.

Why this exists. JUZZ is free and has no advertising. A mosque or a teacher who wants a player on their site should not have to build one or pay for one, so this is offered without conditions. If it saves you an afternoon, that is the whole point.