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What was memorised, what was revised and what needs hearing again — recorded per student instead of in a teacher’s notebook, with an exam mode for formal assessment.

Tracked separately, because they are separate things and one “pages memorised” number hides the problem.
The schedule surfaces what needs hearing again, so nothing quietly slips for three months.
What was heard, by whom, and how it went — kept per student instead of in a teacher’s notebook.
Formal assessment with a record, for schools that certify hifz progress and need to stand behind it.
Plain language, no jargon, and an honest picture of where the child actually is.
Works for a full-time hifz programme and a Sunday madrasah without pretending they are the same thing.
Used by: Hifz teachers, madrasah and weekend programmes. Get it on the App Store or Google Play.
Every Sidr platform costs the same, per school per month, by size band. Your first product is full price; your second and third are half price. At three you have all six.

The whole school in one system
Admissions, attendance, timetabling, finance, assessment and a full LMS in one place — with Islamic learning built in rather than bolted on. Every other Sidr platform reports into it.
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A levelled digital library
The whole Sidr catalogue, levelled SRL 1–10 and mapped to Oxford stages, colour bands and Lexile, so a teacher can match a book to a child without abandoning the scheme they already use.
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A guided path through the Qur’an
Structured reading and reflection with every learner’s place saved, so a child returns to exactly where they stopped — at school, at the madrasah, or at home on a Sunday.
Explore My Quran Journey →
Quizzes that explain themselves
Short rounds children choose to play, with a reason given for every answer rather than a bare right or wrong. Available in English, Arabic and Bahasa Indonesia.
Explore Islam Trivia →
Episodes, games and printables
A whole world built around two characters children already know — watch, read, play, print. The entry point for the youngest learners in the school, and the series the printed chapter books grow out of.
Explore Abdullah & Fatima →Thirty minutes, your student numbers, an honest answer about whether we are a fit. Onboarding, training and data migration are included — there is nothing to sign to find out.