A Proposed Perception for Marketing of Quranic Applications Supported by Artificial Intelligence and Enhancing Their Role in Serving the Holy Quran and Its Sciences

Authors

  • Prof. Dr. Khaled Hassan Ali Al-Hariri Taiz University, Yemen Author
  • Researcher. Khawla Ali Mohammed Ghaleb University of Al-Jazeera, Ibb, Yemen Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61821/con3v3.212

Keywords:

Service of the Holy Quran, Artificial Intelligence, Quranic Applications, Application Marketing

Abstract

The current study aimed to develop a proposed perception for marketing Quranic applications supported by artificial intelligence and activating their role in serving the Holy Quran and its sciences, by analyzing models of Quranic applications supported by artificial intelligence and identifying the fields, regulations and challenges of using these applications in serving the Holy Quran and its sciences.

The researchers adopted the descriptive analytical approach by reviewing many previous research and studies related to the subject of the study, and the electronic survey (E-survey) of a sample of Quranic applications supported by artificial intelligence available on mobile application store platforms (Google Play and Apple Store), and evaluating them from several aspects, including the extent of the spread of these applications, user interaction with them, their characteristics, areas of service to the Holy Quran and its sciences, and the most prominent artificial intelligence techniques they use.

 The study concluded with several results, the most prominent of which are: the diversity of the fields of service of the Holy Quran and its sciences in the Quranic applications - the subject of the study - between reading, reciting, memorizing, listening to, interpreting and translating the Quran into multiple languages, in addition to the diversity of artificial intelligence techniques used in the Quranic applications - the subject of the study - and the most prominent of these techniques are: speech and voice recognition, natural language processing, smart assistant, smart search, interactive learning, algorithms, machine translation..

The results of the study also showed a deficiency in marketing many Quranic applications and their spread among members of society, and among the manifestations of this deficiency are the weak downloads of these applications and the weak interaction of users with them despite the passage of a long time since the release of these applications and their availability on mobile application store platforms.

In light of the results of the study, a proposed perception was developed that includes a set of proposed elements, steps, and mechanisms for marketing Quranic applications supported by artificial intelligence and activating their role in serving the Holy Quran and its sciences.

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Author Biographies

  • Prof. Dr. Khaled Hassan Ali Al-Hariri, Taiz University, Yemen

    Professor of Business Administration and Digital Marketing

    College of Administrative Sciences, Taiz University, Yemen

  • Researcher. Khawla Ali Mohammed Ghaleb, University of Al-Jazeera, Ibb, Yemen

    Master of Business Administration

    University of Al-Jazeera, Ibb, Yemen

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Published

2025-09-28

How to Cite

A Proposed Perception for Marketing of Quranic Applications Supported by Artificial Intelligence and Enhancing Their Role in Serving the Holy Quran and Its Sciences. (2025). Journal of the University of Holy Quran and Islamic Sciences, 3(عدد خاص بالمؤتمر القرآني الدولي الثالث), 63-112. https://doi.org/10.61821/con3v3.212

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