The student portal

A Qur’an student portal that shows exactly where you stand.

Most online Qur’an classes end when the call does. See what makes Inaabah different from the rest.

Your home screen

Everything, the moment you sign in.

  • Your lessons

    When your next lesson is, and how you did in your last one.

  • Your memorisation

    Exactly how much of the Qur’an you have memorised, and what you’re currently memorising.

  • Your homework

    Your homework & assignments, and when each one is due.

  • Your goals

    How well you’re doing with your targets, and the trophies you’ve earned so far.

The student portal’s home screen: the next lesson, an attendance streak, how much of the Qur’an is memorised, the surahs being memorised now, homework to do, the latest lesson review, goals and the lessons coming up.

01 · In the lesson

Your mistakes, marked where they happened.

  • Marked as you read

    Your teacher marks your own copy of the muṣḥaf, right down to the word, so you can see exactly where you made mistakes.

  • A real 15-line Madani muṣḥaf

    All 604 pages, in Uthmani, Madani print or Indo-Pak script.

  • Five colour-coded highlighters

    Mistake, revise, memorised, tajwīd note, favourite.

  • Find anything

    A surah, an ayah, a page, a juz, or even a few words in Arabic or English.

Page 564 of the muṣḥaf in the portal, fifteen lines, with words marked by the teacher in red and blue and by the student in purple and amber.
An āyah opened in the portal: its translation, five highlight colours, and the marks on it, a mistake and a tajwīd note, both from the teacher.

02 · After the lesson

A written report, every single lesson.

  • In every report

    A score out of ten, what went well, what to work on, and the homework to do throughout the week.

  • Nothing relies on memory

    Neither yours nor your teacher’s. Have an exact look at how you're doing in your lessons over any period of time.

  • For children

    The same report gets sent to the parent by email after every lesson for you to track your child's progress.

  • A monthly progress report

    A comprehensive overview of scores, attendance, and homeworks each month.

A lesson review in the portal: eight out of ten, what went well, what to work on next, the homework set from the lesson and a helpful resource.

03 · Between lessons

Practice that gets heard.

  • Record in the browser

    Record your recitation in the portal and hand it in. No files to find, nothing to send over WhatsApp.

  • Heard by your teacher

    Your teacher listens, writes what to fix, and records how it should sound.

  • Every attempt is registered

    So you can compare your new attempts with old mistakes.

  • Due date reminders

    So you can stay on top of your work and know when you're falling behind

Homework in the portal: the student’s recording marked corrected, the teacher’s written correction with a recording of his own, and the next two tasks on the list.

04 · Over the months

Proof it is working, not a feeling.

You might not be sure that you're actually improving. The portal keeps the evidence.

Your mistakes, counted per page

Get an in depth breakdown of exactly how many and type of mistakes you're making per lesson.

A fluency card for madd ṭabīʿī: a line falling across the lessons, and the portal’s sentence comparing the first three lessons with the last three, in slips per page.A fluency card for steady pace: the most recent mark out of ten, a line rising across the lessons, and a sentence comparing the first three lessons with the last three.

The same passage, once a month

Read the same page each month so you get audible proof of your fluency improvements over time.

The time capsule’s “Then and now”: the recording from the first month beside this month’s, of the same passage.

Every rule, every letter

All 29 letters and each rule of tajweed, marked according to how well you apply that rule.

The madd rules on the tajweed map, each marked with where the student stands on it: two on their own, three with reminders, two just taught.The letter qāf opened on the tajweed map: a note from the teacher on how this student pronounces it, and a line showing it happening less often.

Memorisation, to the ayah

Tick off a juz, a page or a single ayah. Trophies mark the milestones on your Hifth journey.

The memorisation tracker: a ring showing how much of the Qur’an is memorised, with the count in surahs, verses and pages beneath it.The trophy cabinet: trophies earned for surahs memorised beside locked ones, each showing how far there is to go.

Targets you set, tracked for you

  • Memorisation targets

    A juz, a surah or a number of verses, automatically counted from your memorisation tracker as you learn more.

  • Steps or a percentage

    Break each goal down into clear, identifiable steps.

  • Daily habits

    Keep a streak, and look at how you're doing over the week, month and year at a glance.

  • Yours to share

    Private, unless you choose to share a goal with your teacher, so they can help hold you accountable and keep you motivated.

Goals in the portal, each with its progress, among them revising after Fajr every day on a ten-day streak.
Two more goals: memorising Juz 10, counted in verses, and mastering the madd rules, in steps.

And the everyday things

Everything for your lessons, in one place.

You'll get access to the whole portal, regardless of your course.

  • Your lesson room

    One button to join, pinned to the top of the page.

  • Your calendar

    Every lesson in your own time zone, added to your phone’s calendar in one tap.

  • Your resources

    Worksheets, recordings and videos your teacher sets for you, besides an Inaabah library everyone shares.

  • Private by default

    All your information is stored and registered safely, with strict privacy rules in regards to your data.

  • On every device

    Use the portal on your phone, tablet or laptop, in any browser. Nothing to download.

  • No extra cost

    The portal comes with your place, whether you're in group lessons or one-to-one.

Not only that but the portal helps a lot. If you are looking to perfect it the portal definitely will improve your reading by looking back at the notes and really understand them.
Anas SFluency & Tajweed StudentRead the reviews

Before you ask

Does the student portal cost extra?

No. It comes with your place, whichever course you are on and whether you learn one to one or in a group. There is no place at Inaabah without it.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The portal opens in the browser on your phone, tablet or laptop. You sign in with the login we give you when you join.

How do parents follow a child’s progress?

A written report reaches you by email after every lesson, with a score out of ten, what went well and what to work on, and a fuller progress report follows each month.

I am not memorising the Qur’an. Is the portal still useful?

Yes. The memorisation tracker is one part of it. The lesson reports, your teacher’s marks on the muṣḥaf, the recorded homework and the tajweed/letter map are useful for whatever you are learning, even if you're starting completely from scratch.

Who listens to the recordings that I upload?

Your teacher and your teacher only. Recordings are kept on private storage and can only be opened by signing in.

Can I use the portal on more than one device?

Yes. Sign in on your phone, tablet or laptop, in any browser – your progress is tracked across your devices.

Can I get a tutorial on how to use the portal?

Yes. Each student is walked through their portal upon enrolment so they know exactly how to use it best.

Can I look back at old lessons?

Yes. Every lesson report stays in the portal, along with your recordings and your teacher’s corrections. You can review past lessons whenever you want.

See it with your own reading in it.

Your first lesson is free, and the plan you leave with is yours to keep.

  • Free
  • No card required
  • No commitment