In Qur'an schools, the recitation session — Tasmii — is the most repeated gesture of the week. Yet many institutions still rely on paper lists, WhatsApp messages or Excel files that slow the teacher while the student waits.
First rule: separate course attendance from the recitation queue. Attendance is recorded; the session moves forward. Darajet reflects this: the queue shows Listening, Next and Remaining.
Second pillar: two-column recitation. Left: entry (Tajwīd mistakes, feedback, homework). Right: student context (history, portion, Hifdh or Revision type).
Third pillar: close with Wird. Every recitation ends with a clear prescription for the next session.
With Darajet, starting today's session takes less than three taps. The goal isn't impressive technology — it's serene transmission.