Quran radio

Quran radio is at 22 in a listing of 51. Read the rank as a rough position rather than a standing: the click counts in the middle of a long national list are close enough together that a handful of opens moves a station several places.

No language is recorded against this station. The field is optional in the public directory and a great many entries skip it, so an empty language says nothing about what you will hear when you press play. It does keep the station off the language shelves, since a shelf built on guesses would be worse than a shelf with holes.

Three stations in Saudi Arabia lead with the tag classical, and Quran radio is one of them. That is a small enough group to hear end to end, and the tags are the broadcasters' own words rather than a classification imposed here.

The directory carries no bitrate for Quran radio. The field is filled from what the stream's own server reports when it is scanned, so an empty one usually means a server that answers without announcing itself rather than a bad stream. Saudi Arabia's stations that do report come in at a median of 128 kbps, for whatever that is worth as a guess.

Its audio comes straight from n09.radiojar.com, an address unique to this entry in Saudi Arabia's listing. That is the simplest case there is, and it is the one where pressing play tells you the whole truth about whether the station is on air.