Read manga in Arabic, French or English
Switch the app language and the whole library follows: its own sources, chapter lists and release feed per language, with true right-to-left layout for Arabic.


Manga · Manhwa · Webtoons · MENA
Al9annas brings the newest manga chapters to readers from Casablanca to Baghdad, in Arabic, French or English, and pays you back for reading with hunter points instead of a paywall.

Swipe through. Every screen here is the real app.
Switch the app language and the whole library follows: its own sources, chapter lists and release feed per language, with true right-to-left layout for Arabic.


The app learns each series’ rhythm and shows the week ahead: what landed today, what is due tomorrow, what is late.

Rankings by what MENA readers actually open, filtered by genre, refreshed every twenty minutes.


The first three chapters of every series are free. After that, chapters cost a few points, and reading, streaks and optional ads earn far more than you spend.

Threads in Arabic and French, comments on every series, and a companion who celebrates your finished chapters.


Tap a screen. This is the app as it runs today, not a mockup.
Hero carousel, continue reading, Popular Today, fresh starts and genre shelves. Covers carry their genre so you know what you are opening.
The same home screen in Arabic and English. Flip it.


French readers get their own catalog too, built from French sources.
Al9annas is designed for Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon and the wider Arabic-speaking world, with French for the Maghreb and English for everyone else. Arabic is the default and the interface is right-to-left, not a translated menu.
Reading costs points. Earning them is the easy part.

Your companion
Mika lives in the corner of your screen. She celebrates a finished chapter, sulks when you disappear for three days, and is the one who asks, never the app, whether a reward ad could top up your points. Long press to tuck her away, one tap to bring her back.
Al9annas is the Arabic القنّاص, "the hunter" (a sniper, in the Hunter × Hunter sense of chasing chapters). The 9 stands for the Arabic letter ق in chat spelling, which is why people also write 9annas, Al9anas, Al Qannas, El Qannas, Alkannas or simply Manga Hunter. They are all the same app: Al9annas, the manga hunter for Arabic, French and English readers.
Yes. Every series starts with free chapters and the rest are unlocked with hunter points you earn by reading, logging in daily, or watching an optional ad. Professional Hunter is a paid tier for unlimited reading without ads.
Arabic, French and English. Each language has its own catalog built from sources in that language, not a machine translation. Arabic is the default with a right-to-left interface.
Al9annas is built for the whole Middle East and North Africa. It launches on Google Play and the App Store; leave your email below to get the link on release day.
No. You can read as a guest. Signing in with Google, Facebook or X syncs your library, progress and hunter points across devices.
Al9annas indexes chapters that scan communities publish and links to their sources, in Arabic, French and English. If a source drops a chapter, the app finds it at another one.
The last catalog and your library are cached, so the app opens and shows your reading without a connection. Chapters load when you are online.
Same app. The Arabic name is القناص (al-Qannas, "the hunter"); in Latin letters it is written 9annas or Al9annas — the 9 stands for the Arabic letter qaf — and some people spell it Kanass or Qannas. The official site is 9annas.app.
Al9annas is in closed testing. Leave your email and you get the store link the day it goes live, plus 200 hunter points on your first sign-in.
No newsletter. One email at launch, then silence.