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حِفْظthe journal of a memorization

Every ayah, remembered — by the student, and for them.

Hifz Journey runs your mosque's hifz program from a phone: attendance in one tap, assessment in two, tomorrow's portion worked out for you — and parents watching the journey live.

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Accounts are invited by your program admin — there is no public sign-up.

A day of class, start to finish

This is the whole workflow — what a teacher does each evening, and what families see. If you can follow these six steps, you already know how to use the app.

  1. Take the roll in one tap

    Open Today and your class is waiting. “All present” marks everyone at once; tap a name to cycle late or absent. Attendance keeps itself.

    Adam — presentBilal — lateHamza — absent
    17 / 18 markedAll present ✓
    Attendance on the Today screen

  2. Assess in two taps

    Each student’s Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil arrive pre-planned. Listen, then tap Pass or Review — add mistakes or a note only when there’s something to say.

    New Hifz
    Al-Mulk 1 – 10
    5 lines
    Pass Review
    A lesson card on the assessment screen

  3. Tomorrow plans itself

    Hifz Journey knows the mushaf — every page, every line. From today’s pass and each student’s daily portion, it works out exactly which ayahs come next. No more page math at maghrib.

    Passed today · Al-Mulk 1 – 10
    Next New Hifz: Al-Mulk 11 – 19 · 5 lines, ready for tomorrow
    The suggestion engine at work

  4. Parents watch the journey live

    Every parent has their own window: pages memorized, juz completed, attendance, and the notes a teacher chooses to share — updated the moment class ends.

    Juz 30
    ✓
    Juz 29
    26%
    Juz 28
    0%
    Quran progress, juz by juz

  5. News that reaches every family

    Post once from the Admin screen — to everyone, or to a single class. It lands on every parent’s and student’s News tab, and can expire on its own after the big day.

    Aug 25 everyone
    Classes resume this Saturday

    After Maghrib, insha'Allah. Please arrive ten minutes early.

    An announcement in the News feed

  6. Private by design

    Rules live in the database itself, not just the screens: teachers see their own classes, parents see their own children, students see themselves. Admins see the whole program — and every change is audit-logged.

    Teacher
    sees their classes
    Parent
    sees their children
    Student
    sees their own journey
    Admin
    sees the whole program
    Who sees what

Setting up a program takes an evening

1
Create your classes
names and meeting days
2
Add students
class, teacher, and starting point
3
Invite teachers
one email each — they set their own password
4
Invite parents
each invitation names their child

Students who already know part of the Quran? Record it as their baseline and the journal starts from where they truly are.

﴿ وَلَقَدْ يَسَّرْنَا الْقُرْآنَ لِلذِّكْرِ ﴾

“And We have certainly made the Quran easy to remember.” — Al-Qamar 17

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No account yet? Ask your program admin for an invitation — that's the only door in, on purpose.