Zoom into the detail
Pinch with two fingers to magnify the page up to six times, so a fingertip is no longer bigger than the shape being filled. One finger always keeps drawing.
From the Imaan & Akhlaq books
A blank page, and a good habit to go with it.
Rangora takes the printed Imaan & Akhlaq colouring books and hands them to a child on a screen. Sixty-two pages, three books, and eight akhlaq values — one taught by every page they finish.
Free to start · works offline · no adverts, ever
Three taps, start to finish
No reading needed. A four-year-old can work the whole thing alone.
Pick a page
Every sheet is a real page from the printed books, waiting blank.
Fill it in
Tap an area to flood it with colour, or draw with a brush or crayon. Pinch to zoom right into the small details.
Peek at the real colours
A small colour picture is printed in the corner of every page. Tap it to see the artist's version full screen, then carry on.
Built for small hands, and for the grown-up holding the phone
The answer, one tap away
No guessing what colour a thing should be. The printed reference opens full screen and closes again without losing a single stroke.
A sticker for every value
Finishing a page earns a star and the akhlaq sticker it teaches — and the app says in one sentence what that value means.
English and اردو
One switch changes every label in the app, with a proper Naskh face bundled in so Urdu reads the same on every device.
Works with the data off
Every page, font and picture lives inside the app. It works on a plane, in the car, and with no signal at all.
Nothing leaves the device
Stars, finished pages and the name you type are stored on the phone and nowhere else. No adverts, no tracking, no links out of any screen a child can reach.
Eight akhlaq, taught a page at a time
Every page is tied to one value. Tap its sticker in the app and it shows what the value means and which pages teach it.
NazafahCleanlinessنظافت
Ta'awunHelpingتعاون
SidqHonestyصدق
ShukrGratitudeشکر
AdabGood mannersادب
RahmahCompassionرحمت
Tawadu'Humilityتواضع
SabrSelf-controlصبر
Three books, sixty-two pages
The first three pages of each book are free, so a child can try all three before anyone pays for anything.
Helping Their Mother
Imaan and Akhlaq keep the home clean, tidy and honest.
21 pages · 3 free
In the Zoo
A day at the zoo full of kind words and good manners.
19 pages · 3 free
In the Hospital
Visiting Mohsin and Mohsina with clean hands and kind words.
22 pages · 3 free
Start free, unlock once
No subscription. No adverts. Nothing that asks a child to spend.
To try
Free
- Nine pages — three from each book
- Every tool: fill, brush, crayon, eraser
- Zoom, the colour peek, stars and stickers
- English and اردو
Everything
One payment
- All 62 pages across all three books
- All 8 akhlaq stickers reachable
- Unlocked for good — resetting progress keeps it
- Bought from the Parents tab, behind the child's reach
Questions grown-ups ask
What is Rangora?
A colouring book that teaches akhlaq — the good manners and character our Prophet, peace be upon him, loved. Every blank page comes from a printed Imaan & Akhlaq book, and finishing one earns a star and an akhlaq sticker.
What age is it for?
Ages 4 to 8. The pages need no reading to enjoy: a child picks a colour and taps an area to fill it.
How does my child see the real colours?
Every blank page has a small colour picture printed in its corner. Tapping that picture opens it full screen, and the cross in the corner closes it again so colouring carries on where it left off.
Does it need the internet?
The installed app does not — every page, font and picture is inside it. The browser version needs a connection to load the first time.
Are there ads or purchases?
No adverts. There is one optional purchase that unlocks the remaining pages, and it lives in the Parents tab rather than anywhere a child will reach it.
What do you collect about my child?
Nothing leaves the device. Stars, finished pages and the name you type are stored only on that phone, and clearing the app data removes them.
Can I reset the stars?
Yes — open the Parents tab and choose “Reset all progress”. An unlock you have paid for is kept.