Seeing your child's salah

If your child's school tracks salah in MarkTrack, you can see each of their five daily prayers as their teachers recorded it — whether they prayed in jamaah, prayed alone, missed it, or were excused — along with any notes. Students see the same page for themselves.

Open it

1. Sign in and click Salah in the sidebar. (It only appears once the school has turned it on.)
2. If you have more than one child, tap a child's name at the top to switch. A child who attends a different school is shown at that school.

Read the month

Each day on the calendar has five small dots — Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, from left to right. Green is jamaah, blue is prayed alone, red is missed, grey-blue is excused, and a light grey dot means that prayer was not recorded. A small yellow dot in the corner means a teacher left a note. Tap a day to see it in full, and use the arrows to move between months.

Above the calendar you will find:

• Prayed — the share of recorded prayers your child prayed (jamaah or alone).
• In jamaah — of the prayers they prayed, how many were in congregation.
• Current streak and best streak — days in a row without a missed prayer. Days with nothing recorded, such as weekends, do not break a streak.

Excused prayers and prayers nobody recorded are never counted against your child. Beside the calendar, Prayer by prayer shows which prayers are going well, and Notes lists what the teachers wrote that month.