Mudarasah

Mudarasah turns memorizing the Quran into a plan you can follow, the way a training plan works for a race. Pick a plan and each day gives you three parts, in order: • Recent revision (sabqi): the lessons of the last few days. • The new lesson (sabaq): a few lines or ayat, growing a little each week. • Long revision (manzil): everything you hold, a portion a day, round and round. Tap a part and it opens on its page in the Madinah Mushaf. Hide the ayat to recite from memory, then rate how it went. If the recent revision was shaky, that day's new lesson waits. PLANS Eleven plans to start from, from Juz Amma for beginners to a page a day, the Turkish page rounds and an intensive year. Each one sets the lesson size, how fast it grows, which days are for revision, when a lighter week comes and when a juz is tested. YOUR WAY • Go from Al-Fatihah to An-Nas, or from An-Nas back to Al-Fatihah. • Set the daily amount in ayat or in pages. • Memorized part of the Quran already? Tell it where you are, and everything before it goes into your revision. • Light or dark, and a daily reminder that says what the day holds. THE PLAN AND THE JOURNEY A month calendar shows how each day went and what is ahead, and each week's plan is released when the week begins. The journey shows your plan as levels, a juz each. Pass the juz test and the next level opens. THE MUSHAF The text, font and page layout of the King Fahd Glorious Qur'an Printing Complex in Madinah, page by page. PRIVATE No account, no sign-in, no server. The app makes no network requests. Your plan and your progress stay on your phone. In English and Arabic.