Request a Quran
Open the Quran with dignity and care.
The Quran should be easy to request, easy to receive, and easy to begin reading. No pressure and no embarrassment: a free copy for seekers, students, new Muslims, families, and anyone sincerely ready to read.
ٱقْرَأْ بِٱسْمِ رَبِّكَ ٱلَّذِى خَلَقَ
Read: In the name of thy Lord Who createth,
Quran 96:1, translated by PickthallHow it works
A clear path from request to reading.
Some people are ready to read right away. Some are nervous. Some want to ask a question first. Some just became Muslim and need a starting point that does not overwhelm. This is for all of them.
Send the request
Tell us who the copy is for, where to mail it, and whether anything else would help.
A person confirms by email
Within a week, someone writes to confirm the details before anything is mailed. You can change your mind at that point, no reason needed.
Your copy arrives
Mailed free to any address in the United States, in plain packaging.
Keep learning, at your pace
Ask questions, read Islam 101, learn prayer basics, or open the Convert Care Pathway.
Quran request form
Outside the United States, or want to start tonight? The Quran is free to read online, with many translations, at quran.com.
More than a copy
A better beginning, if you want one.
The form lets you ask for a little more alongside the Quran. All of it is optional.
A readable translation
An English translation, with or without the Arabic beside it. A Spanish translation is available on request.
A beginner’s reading guide
A short orientation that explains where to start and how to read without feeling lost.
A way to ask
A direct route to a person who will answer questions as they come up while you read.
Local details
If you are in or near Pueblo, how to find the masjid and what a first visit is like.
After it arrives
How to begin reading the Quran
You do not need to understand everything at once. The Quran is guidance to return to, reflect on, and grow with over time.
Start with sincerity
Ask God for guidance before you read. A sincere heart matters more than speed.
Read slowly
A few verses with reflection are worth more than pages rushed without understanding. Many people start with the short chapters near the end, or with chapter 1, Al-Fatiha, and then chapter 2.
Notice what repeats
God’s oneness, mercy, accountability, prayer, patience, justice, gratitude, and the life to come appear again and again. They are the spine of the book.
Ask when you are confused
Confusion is not failure. Questions are how understanding deepens. Ask a person.
Privacy, dignity, boundaries
A request should feel safe.
Some people request quietly. Some are exploring privately. Some are new Muslims who do not want to be overwhelmed. Nobody is judged for where they are starting.
No judgment
Basic questions are welcome, and nobody should feel ashamed for beginning.
One confirming email
We write to confirm the mailing details. Nothing else arrives unless you ask.
Your address, briefly
Used only to mail the copy, and deleted within 90 days of the request.
Clear limits
This is not crisis, legal, medical, or emergency care. Serious needs deserve the right services.
Before you request
Questions about the request
Do I have to be Muslim to request a Quran?
No. This is especially for sincere seekers, students, visitors, friends of Muslims, new Muslims, and anyone who wants to read the Quran respectfully.
Is it really free?
Yes. The copy and the postage are free to you. Nothing is sold, and requesting does not sign you up for anything.
Can I request one for someone else?
Yes, when they have asked for it. Choose “for someone else” on the form and use their mailing address. Please do not send a Quran to someone who has not asked for one.
Where do you mail to?
Any address in the United States. Outside the US, the Quran is free to read online at quran.com.
I recently became Muslim. Is this for me?
Yes. Request a copy and tick “help for someone new to Islam” on the form. The Convert Care Pathway and the first 30 days were written for you as well.
Can I help pay for copies instead?
Yes. Quran copies and postage are among the things support pays for. Read how it works, and what it is and is not, on the support page.