The need
Without a dedicated tool, the camp lives in disposable files. After the season, nothing ties back to the year. Families have no follow-up.
Darajet/Product/Intensive sessions
Intensive sessionsIntensive sessions — managed with the same care.
A camp is not a summer spreadsheet. The family enrols, picks slots (review / new learning), follows a code. The school listens live, takes attendance each day, closes the report — and the thread rejoins the year's path.
Camps
The idea
The intensive session is often when the school finds itself too small: queues, parallel listening, families calling, boards on the wall. Darajet makes it a proven module: public enrolment, live cockpit, attendance, mushaf pages, passage suggestion, smart resume. The same students. The same history.
What Darajet does
Family enrolment wizard (several participants), an 8-character code portal, live multi-station listening, daily attendance, reports by day and by student.
What it actually does
« How does a family enrol three children? »
A public form: several participants, from→to ranges, a family package. Admin validates and matches an existing file if there is one.
« How do you follow listening from several stations? »
A live cockpit, sync across stations, a passage suggestion true to the goal, a 'take again' resume that keeps the student.
What you gain
Continuity after camp
Season management in one place
Integrated camp recitations
- ✓Camp navigation shell
- ✓Season enrollments
- ✓Camp dashboards
Keep exploring
RRecitationsWho waits, who recites, tomorrow's wird.AAl-MuṣḥafFollow-up on the page — word, verse, to revisit. Alive.RReviewAlone or with a companion — so what was held still holds.MMemorisationThe thread of what is held, year after year.EEl MoutouneThe texts, beside the Quran — never mixed.CCertificatesHonor the path, without replacing the listening.NNibrasYou ask. It reads the school's data.
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