Quran Search Engine MCP for AI tools. Provides Quran search, Arabic normalization, and highlighting.
Quran Search Engine MCP (io.github.adelpro/quran-search-engine-mcp)
This MCP server provides a Quran search interface for AI tools. It supports Quran search, Arabic normalization, and output highlighting, based on the project description and readme excerpt. It is published under the io.github.adelpro/quran-search-engine-mcp package and categorized with topics including mcp and quran-search-engine.
🛠️ Key Features
Quran search
Arabic normalization
Highlighting results
🚀 Use Cases
Searching Quran text from AI applications
Normalizing Arabic input before querying
Highlighting matching text in responses
⚡ Developer Benefits
Exposes search and text-processing behaviors (normalization, highlighting) for downstream AI tooling
Fits into Model Context Protocol (MCP) environments
⚠️ Limitations
Tool list/count and detailed interface endpoints are not present in the provided source data
An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives AI clients fast, accurate,
hallucination-free access to the Quran — search, navigation, and morphology —
over stdio and Streamable HTTP.
Search, navigate, and explore the Quran through 8 MCP tools — verses, surahs, lemmas, roots, and morphology. Hosted at mcp.quran.us.kg.
Instead of relying on an AI to "hallucinate" or predict Quranic verses, this
tool routes every request to a dedicated search engine. The AI handles the
natural language; the server returns the exact, literal Quranic text.
Public endpoint
The server is publicly hosted at https://mcp.quran.us.kg/
(Cloudflare-fronted, stable). No API key, no auth — the endpoint is open and
CORS-enabled for any client.
Resource
URL
MCP server (Streamable HTTP)
https://mcp.quran.us.kg/
Health check
https://mcp.quran.us.kg/health
Status page
https://quran.us.kg
Features
🔌 MCP compatible — Claude Desktop, Claude Web, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, and others.
🌐 Two transports — stdio for local integrations, Streamable HTTP for remote/hosted.
Development — build, test, add a new tool, deploy.
Quick start (HTTP)
The shortest path: use any MCP client and point it at https://mcp.quran.us.kg/.
For ad-hoc testing, the integrations page
shows a one-off Node snippet that uses @modelcontextprotocol/sdk directly.
Quick start (Docker)
bash
docker compose up --build
# → "Quran MCP HTTP server listening on http://0.0.0.0:4000/"
