Al-Baqarah Surah Player
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The Surah Player

One recitation, one voice, one press. Choose your reciter, then the surah.

  • One recitation, chosen by you — played complete. No fades, no edits.
  • Press once and it plays. Press again and it stops. That is the entire interface.
  • Fifteen recitations, including Ayatul Kursi with the four Quls, the 99 Names, morning adhkār and a full ruqyah.
  • Al-Mulk by the bed, Ya-Sin in the kitchen, Al-Kahf on the door for Jumu'ah.
  • 30 nights at home. If it hasn't earned its place we refund you, postage included.

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Specification
Content
One complete recitation, chosen by you — fifteen to pick from
Also on the shelf
Ayatul Kursi + the four Quls · the 99 Names · morning adhkār · a full ruqyah · zikr
Playback
Complete and unedited · up to 3 hours continuous · rechargeable via USB-C
Controls
One-touch play/stop on the unit · hold 3s to loop
Audio
Front-firing driver with tone holes, tuned for room-level listening
Mounting
Magnetic back — holds on any steel fridge, whiteboard or radiator
Size & weight
100 × 100 × 10 mm · 91 g
Material
ABS shell, matte finish
In the box
Player, USB-C cable, user guide
Full description

One recitation, chosen by you, in a player the size of a coaster. Press once and it plays. Press again and it stops. Hold it for three seconds and it loops. That is the entire interface — which is exactly why children use it without being asked twice, and why an elder can work it without their glasses.

Every recitation plays complete. No fades, no edits, no cuts to fit a file size. Al-Kahf runs about thirty-five minutes and it plays all of it.

Families buy them as a set rather than one device carried around: Al-Mulk by the bed, Ya-Sin or Ar-Rahman in the kitchen, Al-Kahf by the front door for Jumu'ah. The routines happen in different rooms at different times of day, and a player in the wrong room doesn't get pressed.

Alongside the surahs we carry Ayatul Kursi with the four Quls, the 99 Names, the morning adhkār, a full ruqyah and zikr — the pieces families ask for constantly and can rarely find on a player. If the surah and reciter you want aren't listed, ask for it and we burn it to order.

Magnetic back that holds through a slammed fridge door, USB-C charging, about three hours of playback, and it arrives charged.

It does not recite for you. It means somebody in the room is listening, which is not the same thing and we are not going to pretend it is.

Delivery & returns

Free delivery over A$60 (Australia), £30 (UK), $40 (US), C$55 (Canada). Orders placed before 4pm Monday to Friday are dispatched the same day. Australia 3–5 working days, UK 2–3, US 3–6, Canada 4–8. Full rates on the delivery page.

Made-to-order recitations are burned after you order, so allow two extra working days before dispatch.

30-night home trial. If it hasn't earned its place, we refund you in full including the postage you paid — no reason needed, original box not needed.

Warranty & support

Two years, parts and labour, no registration. Your order number is your warranty. Covers the battery, speaker, magnet and charging port.

Email salam@sakina.example and a person replies — usually within a couple of hours on weekdays.

Care & charging
  • Charge with any USB-C cable. A full charge takes about 2 hours, and it keeps playing while it charges.
  • Wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth. It is not waterproof — keep it off the draining board.
  • The magnet is strong. Slide it off the fridge rather than pulling it straight out.
What it will not do
  • It does not recite for you. It means somebody in the room is listening, which is not the same thing and we are not going to pretend it is.
  • Each player is fixed to one recitation. That is what keeps it a one-button object.
  • There is no screen, no app, no pairing, no account and no microphone.
  • It is not waterproof.

The Surah Player

Sheikh Rashid Alafasy / Al-Baqarah

Ayatul Kursi, the 99 Names, morning adhkār and a full ruqyah

The range

The ones nobody else stocks

Most ranges carry the same handful of surahs. Five of ours are dhikr rather than surahs — the pieces families ask for constantly and can never find on a player.

  • Ayatul Kursi with the four Quls — for the last thing pressed at night
  • The 99 Names, the morning adhkār, a full ruqyah and zikr
  • Or ask for a surah and a reciter that aren't on the list — we burn it to order

Three seconds, start to finish

How it works

There is no app, no pairing and no account. It arrives charged and works the moment you take it out of the box.

  1. Choose the recitation

    Pick the surah, then the reciter. If the pairing you want isn't listed, ask for it in the box above the basket.

  2. Put it where the routine is

    Bedside, kitchen, front door. The magnet holds on any steel surface, and it stands on a shelf just as well.

  3. Press it

    One press plays. One press stops. Hold it for three seconds and it loops. Nothing to hand over and nothing to take back.

A Surah Player on a kitchen fridge door
Most people put it at eye level, next to the kettle.
One player by the bed, one in the kitchen, one by the door

How families actually use them

Bought as a set, not as one device carried around

The routines happen in different rooms at different times of day, and a player in the wrong room doesn't get pressed. That is the reason three works — not the discount.

  • Al-Mulk by the bed, pressed before the lamp goes off
  • Ya-Sin or Ar-Rahman in the kitchen, while the kettle boils
  • Al-Kahf by the front door, pressed on the way out on Jumu'ah
See the Complete Qur'an Player

The parts that matter

Built to be pressed every day

  • Played in full

    The whole recitation, unedited. Al-Kahf runs about thirty-five minutes and it plays all of it — no fades, no cuts to fit a file size.

  • One button, no reading

    Press to play, press to stop, hold three seconds to loop. No password, nothing to swipe past, nothing to hand over.

  • Holds through a slammed door

    Strong enough for a full fridge door, and it works on a whiteboard, a radiator or a steel unit just as well.

  • About three hours a charge

    USB-C, flat to full in around two hours, and it keeps playing while it charges. It arrives charged.

  • No screen in the bedroom

    The sunnah at bedtime is short. Keeping it every night, with a tired child, is the hard part — and this removes the phone from that moment entirely.

  • Gift-ready as it is

    It arrives charged, so there is nothing to set up in front of an audience. Add a message at the basket and we write it by hand.

Plainly

What it will not do

It does not recite for you. It means somebody in the room is listening — which is not the same thing, and we are not going to pretend it is.

Each player is fixed to one recitation. You cannot change it later, and that is deliberate: it is what keeps this a one-button object rather than another thing with a menu.

There is no screen, no app, no pairing, no account and no microphone.

It is not waterproof. Keep it off the draining board.

If that isn't what you wanted, send it back inside thirty nights and we pay the postage both ways.

Before you ask

Questions, answered

Will I actually use it, or will it end up as decoration?

It depends entirely on where you put it. The reason this works when a phone app didn't is that it sits where a routine already happens — the bedside table, the kettle, the front door — with no lock screen in front of it and no feed behind it.

Put it where you already stand and it gets pressed. If it doesn't earn its place inside thirty nights, send it back and we refund the postage too.

Does playing a recording count as reciting?

No, and we don't claim it does. This plays a recording. It does not recite, and we are not going to sell it as though it did.

What it does is remove the friction between meaning to have the Qur'an playing in your home and actually having it playing. Somebody in the room is listening, which is a real thing, and it is the only thing we claim.

If you want a ruling on the practice itself, ask your local imam rather than a shop.

Can I get a surah or a reciter that isn't listed?

Yes. Choose the made-to-order option and tell us the surah and the reciter you want in the request box above the basket. We burn the audio after you order, so allow two extra working days before it ships.

If we can't source the pairing you asked for, we email you before charging anything.

Does it play the whole surah?

Yes. Complete, unedited, no fades. Al-Kahf runs about 35 minutes and it plays all of it.

Can I change the surah later?

No — each player is fixed to one recitation, which is what keeps it a one-button object. If you want all 114, that is the Complete Qur'an Player.

Which have Urdu translation?

Ya-Sin and Ar-Rahman are available with Urdu translation after the Arabic. They are labelled in the surah list.

Can children use it on their own?

That is the point of it. One press plays, one press stops. There is no screen and nothing to get lost in, and the volume is tuned for a room rather than an ear.

It is a household device rather than a toy — it just happens to be the rare one a four-year-old and a grandparent can both operate.

What if I don't like it?

Send it back within 30 nights and we refund everything you paid, including the postage to get it to you. We email you a prepaid label. You do not need the original box and you do not need to give a reason.

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