FourFaiths
Holy Books of the World
World Scripture Library

Every Scripture.
Every Tradition.
One Sanctuary.

Read the Bible, Qur'an, Tanakh and Sutras side by side — verses, prayers and holy names in one calm place. Follow your denomination, walk through reading plans, pray the daily prayers, take quizzes and earn shareable result cards, and never miss a feast day. Whatever your path — draw closer to God, one quiet page at a time.

Christianity
The Holy Bible
Denominations
Open
Islam
The Qur'an
Judaism
The Tanakh

Info & Legal

FourFaiths is a free, browser-based library of the world's holy books — the Bible, the Qur'an, the Tanakh and selected Buddhist sutras, in respected public domain translations. Choose your tradition, follow reading plans, pray the daily prayers, take quizzes and share your result cards. Everything runs locally in your browser: no account, no tracking, no server-side storage of your reading.
All scriptures are provided as public domain translations (KJV, Pickthall, JPS 1917, classic sutra translations) and may differ slightly from modern official editions. Content is offered as-is, for personal reading and study. FourFaiths is not affiliated with any church, mosque, synagogue or religious authority.
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ProjectFourFaiths — World Scripture Library
TypeIndependent, non-profit reader
TextsPublic domain (KJV · Pickthall · JPS 1917 · classic sutras)
FontsCinzel, Cormorant Garamond, Inter — SIL Open Font License
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Frequently Asked Questions

Right here. FourFaiths lets you read the full Holy Bible online for free — no account, no download, no sign-up. The complete Old and New Testaments open instantly in your browser, in the classic King James Version, with search, bookmarks and reading plans.
We use the King James Version (KJV), a public domain translation treasured for over 400 years. Because it is public domain, we can offer it completely free with no restrictions — and Catholic and Orthodox editions with the Deuterocanonical books are on the way.
FourFaiths offers the holy books in 11 languages, all with free public domain translations:
English: full Bible (KJV), full Qur'an (Pickthall), Tanakh (JPS 1917)
Türkçe: full Qur'an in the classic Elmalılı translation, Bible (historic 1827 translation), Old Testament as Tanakh
Deutsch: Bible (Luther 1912), Qur'an (Henning translation)
Français: Bible (Louis Segond 1910), Qur'an (Kazimirski translation)
Español: Bible (Reina-Valera 1909), Qur'an (Cortés translation)
Português: Bible (Almeida), Qur'an (classic 1882 translation)
Русский: Bible (Synodal 1876), Qur'an (Sablukov translation)
Svenska: Bible (1917), Qur'an (Zetterstéen translation)
العربية: the Qur'an in its original Arabic text, plus the Arabic Bible (Van Dyke 1865)
中文: Bible in the Chinese Union Version (和合本, 1919)
Italiano: Bible (Diodati 1649)
Every translation is in the public domain — free to read, free to share, forever.
Yes. FourFaiths offers the full Qur'an in English using the respected public domain Pickthall translation, alongside the original structure of all 114 surahs, daily verses from the Qur'an, Ramadan reading plans and the 99 Names of Allah.
The Tanakh is the Hebrew Bible — the same sacred texts that Christians call the Old Testament, organized in the Jewish order: Torah (Five Books of Moses), Nevi'im (Prophets) and Ketuvim (Writings). We use the classic public domain JPS 1917 translation, with weekly Torah portions for synagogue reading.
Completely. No account, no subscription, no paywall, no ads on your reading. It is a non-commercial scripture library built so anyone, anywhere can read the holy books of the world.
No cookies, no trackers, no analytics. Your reading history, bookmarks and progress live only in your own browser's local storage. Close the tab and nothing ever left your device — that is our privacy promise.
The 99 Names of Allah (Asma ul Husna) are the beautiful names of God in Islamic tradition, each describing a divine attribute — Ar-Rahman (The Most Merciful), Al-Wadud (The Most Loving) and more. You can browse them all with meanings on FourFaiths.
Yes — the site is fully mobile-friendly and works on any modern phone or tablet. For an app-like experience, use your browser's "Add to Home Screen" option: FourFaiths will open fullscreen like a native app, still with zero tracking.
Guided plans walk you through scripture day by day — for example the New Testament in 30 days, the Gospels in 7 days, Ramadan Qur'an plans or the weekly Torah portions. Your progress is saved automatically on your device and you can continue exactly where you left off.
FourFaiths is an independent, non-profit project created to keep the world's sacred literature free and accessible to everyone — regardless of country, device or income. It is not affiliated with any religious institution.

📖 How to Use FourFaiths

Start from the four sanctuary cards. Tap a religion, then pick your denomination or school — Protestant, Catholic or Orthodox for Christianity; Sunni, Shia or Sufi for Islam; Orthodox, Conservative or Reform for Judaism; Theravada, Mahayana or Vajrayana for Buddhism. Each tradition opens its own dedicated reader so the canon, calendar and prayers match your path.
Open a book and use the instant search to jump to any verse by keyword, book or reference (try "Psalm 23" or "mercy"). Tap any verse to bookmark it — your marks and reading history are stored privately on your device, so you can close the tab and resume later exactly where you stopped.
Don't read randomly — follow a plan:
Newcomer? Start with the Gospels in 7 days.
Want depth? Take the New Testament in 30 days.
Muslim users: pick a Ramadan plan that splits the Qur'an across the holy month.
Jewish users: follow the weekly Torah portion (Parashat ha-Shavua) with the synagogue cycle.
Progress bars keep you accountable — five quiet minutes a day beats an hour once a month.
The Daily Prayers module gathers morning and evening prayers, thanksgiving, petition and forgiveness prayers, plus Islamic duas — ready to read aloud. Make it a habit: open one prayer with your morning coffee and one before sleep. Turn on daily reminders so the site nudges you at the hour you choose.
Take the scripture quizzes to see how well you really know the texts. Every quiz ends with a personalized result card showing your score and rank — download it or share it directly to social media. Challenge friends and family: compare cards and climb the leaderboard together.
Use the Holy Names module to look up the meaning and origin of biblical names for children or study, browse the 99 Names of Allah with their attributes, or discover Hebrew name meanings — each entry includes scripture references.
The Feast Calendars compute Easter (Western and Orthodox), Ramadan and Eid dates, Passover, Hanukkah, Vesak and more for any year. Check the calendar at the start of each month and plan your reading, fasting and celebrations ahead of time.
The Compare Verses tool places parallel teachings side by side — mercy in the Bible, the Qur'an and the Dhammapada on one screen. Perfect for interfaith study, schoolwork or personal reflection: pick a theme like "love", "patience" or "forgiveness" and watch the echoes across traditions.
Everything personal — bookmarks, progress, language choice — is saved in your browser's local storage only. Nothing is uploaded, ever. To start fresh, simply clear your browser's site data for FourFaiths. No account means nothing to hack and nothing to leak.
Tap the language button in the header to switch between 11 languages. Each language shows the scriptures that exist in free, legal, public domain translations — so the library stays honest and copyright-safe:
Full library (Bible + Qur'an + Tanakh): English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish.
Arabic offers the Qur'an in its original text — the purest form, no translation needed.
Chinese and Italian currently offer the Bible and Tanakh; their Qur'an pages open as traditions are added.
Tip: Turkish readers get the renowned Elmalılı meal, German readers the Luther Bible, Russian readers the Synodal Bible — the same classic translations scholars and churches have trusted for a century.
Install it: "Add to Home Screen" for an app-like fullscreen experience.
Verse of the Day: copy it each morning and share it — one tap.
Seasonal plans: use Lent and Ramadan plans to give your reading a rhythm.
Study method: read a verse, then use Compare Verses to find its echoes in other traditions.
Families: quiz nights with the result cards make scripture study genuinely fun.
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