Why the Vocabulary Bank is free — forever

Warsh is built on one honest subscription: a single tier, clearly priced, with a 7-day free trial and no hidden levels. But one part of the app sits outside that subscription entirely — the Vocabulary Bank is free forever, whether or not you ever subscribe.

What's in it

The Vocabulary Bank is a searchable library of Quranic Arabic words, organized by topic, each with audio, a clear meaning, and a Word of the Day to build a daily habit. You can save words you want to remember and review them with a spaced-repetition system that resurfaces them right before you'd otherwise forget.

Why it's not behind the paywall

Two reasons. First, a vocabulary reference is closer to a dictionary than a course — it's a tool you should be able to reach for any time, not a benefit you unlock by paying. Second, the honest way to earn a subscriber is to be useful for free first. If the Vocabulary Bank helps you understand a single word of your own Salah better, Warsh has already done something worth having, no payment required.

The structured 72-chapter curriculum, Ustaad Noor, Tadabbur, and speaking practice are what the subscription funds. The Vocabulary Bank isn't part of that trade — it stays free, permanently, for anyone who opens the app.