📻 Quran Live Radio

Continuous 24/7 Quran radio stations — choose a channel and listen to recitation, Tafsir or lectures around the clock. Streams sourced from mp3quran.net.

What is Quran Live Radio?

Quran Live Radio is a curated collection of continuous Quran streaming channels, each broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Unlike on-demand audio players where you choose a specific Surah, a Quran radio station plays an unending stream of recitation — much like tuning into a traditional FM Quran station, but available worldwide from your browser. Pick a channel, click play, and let the Quran fill your home, office, or commute.

Why listen to live Quran radio?

What channels are available?

The list above is loaded live from the mp3quran.net radio API, which curates over 60 active Quran stations. You'll typically find reciter-specific channels for famous Qaris like Alafasy, Sudais, Shuraim, Abdul Basit, Al-Husary, El-Minshawi and Maher Al-Muaiqly; variety channels rotating through many reciters; live Madinah and Makkah Haram channels; Tafsir and lecture channels; and special Ramadan channels during the holy month.

How to use this page

  1. Scroll through the live channel list above.
  2. Press play on any station — playback begins instantly.
  3. Only one station plays at a time; pressing play on another auto-pauses the first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the streaming free?

Yes. All streams are hosted by mp3quran.net and similar public Quran radio providers — completely free, no signup required.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. The streams use standard MP3/HTTP streaming compatible with iOS, Android and desktop browsers.

Can I listen offline?

No — live radio requires an internet connection because the audio is streamed in real time. For offline listening, download individual Surahs from our Reciters or Reciter Library page.

How much data does it use?

About 1 MB per minute at standard quality — roughly 60 MB per hour. If you have a limited data plan, prefer Wi-Fi.

What if a stream doesn't play?

Streams occasionally go offline for maintenance. Just pick another channel. If many fail, the source server may be temporarily down.

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