Individual learning paths
Add a lesson column for one student while the rest of the class keeps its shared routine.
Qaaidah Tracking
Every lesson remembered.
Every next step clear.
Give foundational Qur'an learning the same thoughtful structure as the rest of your school. Record daily lessons, shape the tracker around your teaching method, send homework home and keep families connected to each child's progress.
INSIDE MARKTRACKTeaching & learning
- Daily lesson records
- Custom learning columns
- Parent check-ins
01A focused teaching view
Record today's lesson without losing yesterday's context.
Each student has a clear card for the day, with lesson columns, homework and a note home in one working view. Teachers can capture the exact place a child reached and the outcome that should guide the next lesson.
- Record chapters, pages, lines, tajwid rules or your own lesson reference.
- Mark a lesson as Passed, Partial, Repeat or leave the outcome not set.
- Track mistakes, hesitations and tajwid slips alongside the lesson outcome.
- Move between teaching days while keeping previous work close at hand.
02More than a page number
Preserve the detail the next lesson depends on.
Open a lesson to record what was taught and how it went. A short note, an outcome and correction counts turn the daily log into useful context for the teacher returning tomorrow.
- Use the lesson reference that matches your Qaaidah book or curriculum.
- Add teacher notes for details a status cannot explain.
- Repeat the previous lesson reference without copying today's outcome or judgment.
03Your method, reflected
Start with Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil—then make the tracker yours.
Lesson columns are shared across a school's Qaaidah classes, so teachers work from the same language and sequence. Add a school-wide column for a teaching method, or create one for a student who needs an individual path.
- Rename and color-code the columns used across the school.
- Add columns such as Dhor, Letter Drill or Revision.
- Create a column for one student without changing every learner's tracker.
- Retire a used column while preserving its lesson history and reports.
04Practice that makes it home
Put the instruction and the resource in one place.
Assign Qaaidah homework directly from the student's daily card. Teachers can include a lesson reference, written instructions and supporting files, then use the homework board to see what is still waiting for review.
- Attach PDFs, images and audio alongside written instructions.
- Preview what the family will see before sending work home.
- Mark homework complete from the tracker or the dedicated board.
- Keep overdue and upcoming practice visible across classes.
05Bring families into the rhythm
Let parents see the lesson behind the progress.
Families can review where their child has reached, the latest teacher note and any homework still to do. A daily seen check-in closes the loop without asking the teacher to manage another message thread.
- Show the child's current lesson and recent Qaaidah history.
- Keep homework instructions and attachments easy to find.
- Let either linked parent mark the day as seen for the family.
- Use parent check-ins to spot families who may need a reminder.
Thought through, down to the details
The little things.
The everyday difference.
Homework attachments
Send PDFs, images and audio with the practice a child should complete at home.
Progress reporting
Review lesson totals, outcomes, mistakes and week-by-week history, then produce a printable report.
Protected history
Retire teaching columns without erasing the lessons already recorded within them.
A few more details
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Want to see how it fits your program?
Talk to our team ↗Can we customize the Qaaidah lesson columns?
Yes. Schools begin with Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil, then can rename, recolor and add columns for their own method. A column can also apply only to one student.
What can teachers send home as Qaaidah homework?
Homework can include a lesson reference, written instructions and attachments such as PDFs, images or audio. Families see it alongside the child's progress.
Can parents confirm that they reviewed the lesson?
Yes. A linked parent can mark the day as seen, and that check-in counts for the family. Staff can review check-in patterns from the parent engagement view.
Do retired columns lose their old lessons?
No. A used column is retired from future tracking while its existing lessons remain in student history and reports.
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