Istikhara with the Quran
Open the Quran, Siraj gives no result of its own.
When you press the button, the Quran opens at random: at one of its 302 right-hand pages. Siraj shows the first verse that begins on that page. The text of the verse is the text of the Quran section, without any change.
A translation in this language is not available yet.
The text is the same in both scripts. Only the way it is written differs.
Each of the 302 right-hand pages is equally likely to open.
No page has been opened yet. When you press the button, the verse comes here.
Three things worth knowing
Siraj gives no result
Siraj only shows the verse. It does not say whether the verse is good or bad for your matter, and it does not explain the verse, because Siraj gives no ruling or interpretation of its own. Understanding the verse is up to you, or to a scholar you trust.
If the office of آیتالله مکارم شیرازی has written a sentence for a verse, that sentence appears under the verse. Their office wrote it, not Siraj.
Your intention stays with you
Siraj does not ask your intention and has no place to write it. The page is chosen in your own browser and nothing is kept. Your browser gets only that one verse from Siraj: the text of the verse and, if they are on the site, the translation of that verse and the sentence the office of a marja wrote for it.
The manners and rulings of istikhara
When and how an istikhara is done is a religious ruling, and Siraj gives no rulings. Ask the office of your own marja.
Websites of the offices of the marjas
Which verse each page of the Quran begins with comes from this source: Tanzil Quran Metadata (Version 1.0), (C) 2008-2009 Tanzil.info. Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 3.0