How often is progress recorded?

Teachers are prompted to log progress after every attendance session. Monthly snapshots build a clear picture of each student's trajectory through their curriculum, with no gaps.

Can different classes use different curricula?

Yes. Each class is assigned its own curriculum at setup — Safar, Noorani, Iqra' for Qa'idah, plus separate tracks for Quran, Hifz, and Alimiyyah year groups. The progress tracker adapts automatically.

Do parents and students see progress in real time?

Yes. The moment a teacher logs a progress update — a new surah memorised, a new level reached, a kitab completed — guardians receive an instant notification through the parent portal, and adult learners receive theirs directly.

How does Hifz tracking work for foundation students?

Foundation students begin with Juz 30 (Juz Amma), tracked surah by surah from An-Nas. They progress through Juz 29 and Juz 28 before advancing to the full programme, with each milestone visible to teachers and guardians.

Progress tracking

From first lesson
to Hafiz and Alimah.
Every step. Tracked.

After taking attendance, teachers are prompted to log progress. Monthly snapshots capture exactly where each student is in their curriculum — and guardians or students receive a notification every time they move forward.

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Maryam S

Level 4 — Waqf & Ibtida

Adam K

Level 3 — Joining Letters

Yusuf R

Level 6 — Tajweed Rules

Zaynab A

Level 2 — Harakat

Qa'idah

Every curriculum. One platform.

Labbaik supports the most widely-used Qa'idah curricula. When you set up a class, you choose which book your students use — and the progress tracker adapts automatically. No manual configuration, no workarounds.

Safar

13 progressive levels · Madinah & South Asian script · Duas 1 & 2

Noorani Qa'idah

Level-by-level tracking with teacher annotations

Iqra'

Six-book progression tracked per student

Select curriculum

Maryam S

Level 4 — Waqf & Ibtida

Adam K

Level 3 — Joining Letters

Yusuf R

Level 6 — Tajweed Rules

Zaynab A

Level 2 — Harakat

Quran

Juz by juz. Surah by surah.

Track every student's Quran journey from Juz 1 through to completion. Each monthly snapshot records which Juz and Surah a student has reached — and guardians or students are notified automatically the moment they move forward. Tajweed milestones (levels 1–7) are tracked in parallel.

Guardians and students notified within minutes of every progress update.

Juz 0 / 30

Class average

Aisha S★

Juz 18

Bilal R

Juz 12

Hamza K

Juz 9

Hifz

Foundation to Hafiz. Every step tracked.

Two tiers — built for where your students are.

Foundation hifz

Students begin with Juz 30 (Juz Amma), progressing surah by surah from An-Nas through Al-Mujadilah, then continue through Juz 29 and Juz 28 before advancing to the full programme.

Advanced hifz

Three-track daily dashboard — Sabak (today's new lesson), Sabak Para (recent revision), and Daur (full rotation). Students graduate as Hafiz at 27 juz.

Hifz oversight dashboard gives the head teacher a live view of every student in one place.

Hafiz Track · Class 5B

Sabak

Sabak Para

Daur

27 juz · Hafiz ✓

Alimiyyah

Built for Darul Ulooms too.

Labbaik supports year-based Alimiyyah programmes alongside maktab classes. Each year group has its own kitab list — teachers mark completion per student as the year progresses. Popular kitabs are pre-loaded, or add your own.

Beshti Zewar

Hanafi fiqh and Islamic ethics, tracked per volume

Zad ut-Talibeen

Foundational Arabic and Islamic sciences

Qasas al-Anbiya

Stories of the Prophets, popular in Years 1–2

Custom kitab lists supported — add any book your syllabus requires.

Adult learners track their own progress directly through the student portal — no parent account needed.

Alimiyyah · Year groups

Year 1

Qasas al-AnbiyaArabic Tutor 1

Year 2

Hidayat un-NahwQasas al-Anbiya

Year 3

Zad ut-TalibeenMishkat 1

Year 4

Beshti ZewarSharh Jami

Year 5

Beshti ZewarHidayah

Year 6

Bukhari SharifTirmidhi

Year 7

Bukhari SharifMuslim Sharif

Achievements

Recognised. Rewarded. Remembered.

Every milestone deserves recognition. Labbaik issues verifiable digital certificates when students complete Hafiz and Alimah programmes — with a print-ready option so families can frame the moment. Every class also has its own badge system, rewarding progress, attendance, and effort at any level.

Hafiz certificate

Issued automatically on 27-juz completion. Verifiable worldwide — institutions, employers, and universities can confirm authenticity with a unique certificate code.

Alimah certificate

Issued on Alimiyyah programme completion. Institution-branded and verifiable. Adult and child graduates both receive the same credential.

Class badges

Awarded to Qa'idah and Quran students for attendance streaks, curriculum milestones, and star student recognition — visible in the student portal.

Print-ready PDF — A4 and certificate-size formats, ready to frame.

Certificates are recognised credentials — not just keepsakes. Each carries a unique code verifiable by any institution worldwide.

Verified ✓

Certificate of Completion

Ibrahim Al-Rashidi

Hafiz ul-Quran — Full 30 Juz

Masjid Irshad Luton

May 2025

✦

Authorised signatory

Every certificate carries a unique verification code — scannable by any institution, employer, or university worldwide.

Star student

Full attendance

Quran milestone

Hafiz

Badges are awarded across all classes — from Qa'idah to Quran. Hifz and Alimah completions receive full certificates.

How it works

Progress tracked. Guardians and students informed.

Take attendance

Teachers record attendance on any device. One tap per student.

Log progress

After attendance, teachers are prompted to update each student's curriculum position.

Guardians and students notified

Every progress update triggers an instant notification — sent to parents for younger students, or directly to adult learners.

Questions

Things schools usually ask.

Every student's journey. Fully tracked.

Book a 20-minute demo and we'll show you how maktabs and Darul Ulooms use Labbaik to track every student — from first Qa'idah lesson to Hafiz and Alimah.