Whether you teach online, in a classroom, at an institute, or around your own kitchen table: set the work, then see exactly who has understood it.
We are setting teachers up ourselves at the moment, so tell us a little about your class.
Most Arabic apps teach a tourist to order coffee. Your students are learning the language of the Qur’an, and that is a different subject.
Qisas al-Anbiya read word by word, tap any word for its meaning. It sits directly alongside an Islamic Sciences strand rather than beside it.
The words your students already recite, and the grammar underneath them. Not holiday Arabic, and not a phrasebook.
Assign specific lessons to a class or to individual students across five activity types, and watch topic-by-topic progress rather than a points total.
The same streaks, stories and animation that hold a child’s attention at home. That is the part a worksheet cannot buy.
A browser, no install. See who has understood a topic and who has not, then set the right work for the right students.
24 students · sample data
Form II is where they are stuck. That is a lesson to reteach, not a student to chase.
| Student | Streak | XP | Last active |
|---|---|---|---|
| Idris | 9 days | 1,710 | Today |
| Bilal | 6 days | 1,240 | Today |
| Ruqayyah | 4 days | 1,105 | Today |
| Nadia | 3 days | 980 | Yesterday |
| Sumayya | None | 610 | 4 days ago |
| Zakariya | None | 95 | 12 days ago |
A dashboard is only worth having if your students turn up. They get the same lessons, streaks and stories that keep people coming back to this on their own, in short bursts that fit a lesson or a homework slot.
Who is doing the action?
نَسْتَعِينُ
A points leaderboard tells you who is winning. This tells you what to do on Monday.
Sumayya has not been back in 4 days
She got 43% on Form II past tense. Six others in the group are stuck on the same thing.
We will set you up ourselves and walk you through it. No card, nothing to install.
Tell us what you teach and who you teach it to, and we will set you up ourselves and show you around.
Tell us what you teach and who you teach it to. We will set you up and show you around.