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About Arooz — Urdu Poetry Meter

Arooz tells you the meter of your Urdu poetry — instantly, entirely on your device. Type or paste a ghazal and Arooz scans it line by line: it names the bahr, shows the feet (arkaan), writes out the taqti of every word, and flags exactly which word breaks the meter. What took a session with an ustaad now happens as you type. THE SCANNER • Names the bahr of your poem — with the classical name (بحر ہزج مثمن سالم) and its arkaan • Per-line verdict: in meter or out, with the breaking words highlighted • Taqti (تقطیع) of every word in 1/2 weight digits, plus a suggested correction pattern (اصلاح) for off-meter lines • Fluency (روانی) score for every line • Aeraab helpers — add zer, zabar, pesh, tashdeed, jazm or izafat with one tap and see how they change the weight • Type in Roman and it becomes Urdu as you write — no Urdu keyboard needed THE QAFIYA FINDER Stuck on a rhyme? Enter any word and get qafiya lists grouped by ending sound, drawn from a 44,000-word dictionary. THE GHAZAL LIBRARY Read 1,277 ghazals — Ghalib, Mir, Iqbal, Dagh, Zafar and more — each one scanned. Open any ghazal to see its bahr and study how the masters kept the meter. LEARN AROOZ A built-in course on the science of meter: what a bahr is, arkaan, qafiya and radif, matla and maqta, the structure of the ghazal and azad nazm — written for poets, not linguists. MADE FOR URDU Beautiful Nastaliq typography, full right-to-left layout, and a light and dark theme designed like a manuscript. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Scanning runs offline on your device. Your poetry never leaves it. No ads, no tracking, no analytics. Try the scanner on two poems without an account; a free email account then keeps it unlimited. Reading the ghazals, finding rhymes and the lessons never need an account. The engine implements the classical rules of taqti with a 44,000-word dictionary, refined against a corpus of classical ghazals. If you write shayari — or want to start writing it in meter — Arooz is the ustaad in your pocket.

What’s new

Version 1.2.1 · Updated October 22, 2026

• Fixes Arooz closing the moment it opened on iPhones with iOS 27. New in 1.2: • A new look, the same as arooz.org: a clean white page, clear type and one accent colour, in light and dark. • The meter checker shows each line as a grid — its words, the weight of every syllable (= long, - short) and the feet — and marks the exact syllable where a line breaks. Lines are grouped as couplets, and a chosen bahr is now a strict check. • Read any poem in Urdu script or in Roman Urdu. • Poems are set the way a printed divan sets them; free verse and songs are set line by line, and transcription slips are corrected. • Three free meter checks before you need an account. • Signing up is smoother: you can ask for the confirmation email again, and you are told when an address already has an account.

App privacy

The developer, Arslan Ahmed, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Contact Info: Email Address

Used for: App Functionality

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