A significant number of users are frustrated with the introduction of subscription fees for features that were previously free, such as downloading and using the timer. Approximately 15% of users have expressed dissatisfaction with this change, feeling that it commercializes access to the Quran. "I can't even put the timer on anymore without paying, which is disappointing."

I can't even put the timer on anymore without paying, which is disappointing.

Some users are upset about inappropriate ads appearing within the app, which they find offensive and distracting from their spiritual experience. This issue affects about 10% of users, who have reported seeing ads with inappropriate content. "Seeing inappropriate ads while using a Quran app is unacceptable and distracting."

Seeing inappropriate ads while using a Quran app is unacceptable and distracting.

Users have reported that the app refreshes every time they exit, causing them to lose their place and settings, which is inconvenient for about 8% of users. This issue disrupts the user experience, especially when trying to continue from where they left off. "Every time I exit the app, it refreshes, and I lose my place."

Every time I exit the app, it refreshes, and I lose my place.

There are complaints about translations and tafseer not working properly, with users needing to re-download them frequently. This affects around 5% of users, who find it frustrating to repeatedly download content. "Translations and tafseer disappear and need to be re-downloaded every time I open the app."

Translations and tafseer disappear and need to be re-downloaded every time I open the app.