Restored with SAWT

Old recitations, renewed life.

The most loved recordings of the last century, taken from worn tapes and old uploads and restored. Follow every word as it is recited, with the meaning beside it.

Muhammad al-Luhaidan, Qaf, ayat 16 to 35

Most loved

Taraweeh nights that travelled from phone to phone. The hiss, hum and echo are gone; the voice, the breath and the place are kept.

The Golden Age

The masters of Egyptian radio, heard through decades of broadcast hiss and worn shellac.

Reciters

Nothing added. Nothing lost.

SAWT rebuilds the voice from damaged recordings, and a Quran speech model checks every letter before and after, so the recitation itself is never changed. Flip between the original and the restoration at any moment.

How it works

English translation: Saheeh International, via Tanzil.net. Quran text: Uthmani script, Hafs from Asim.

Recordings belong to their reciters and original publishers; every recording page links to its source. Scenes are generated artwork and never depict a reciter. Credits