For mosques, associations and Quran schools
Run your Quran school and circles in one place
Teachers, students and parents, attendance and what each student recited, courses and exams: for circles in the mosque and the school, and for circles that meet online. Free on Ghunna.
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- AbdullahPresentNew memorisation:An-Naba 1–16Excellent
- YusufPresentRevision:Al-Mulk 1–30Very good
- IlyasExcused
- HamzaPresentNew memorisation:'Abasa 1–23Good
- AnasAbsent
For everyone who teaches the Quran
Mosques
Circles after the prayers for every age, with their teachers, times and attendance record.
Associations
Many circles, teachers and supervisors in one organisation, each with their own role.
Quran schools
Children in the classroom, and parents who follow them from their phones.
Online maqraas
Circles that meet online, in a room on the platform or with a Zoom or Meet link.
What your circle runs on it
Everything on this list works today. More is coming for schools that teach in person: sessions in a classroom instead of a link, a memorisation plan for each student, reports, announcements and fees.
Members and roles
An owner, supervisors, teachers and students, each one joining by your invitation or by a request you accept.
Teachers and their ijazahs
A teacher states their riwaya, ijazah and khatm if they have one, and your circle confirms them itself.
A weekly timetable
Set the days and the time once: the sessions are made weeks ahead, and a student books a place in all of them.
Attendance and recitation
The teacher records who came, who was absent and who was excused, and what each student recited, ayah to ayah, with a grade and mistakes.
Courses and exams
Courses with a goal and a length, groups for each teacher, exams taken on the phone, and each student's progress towards the goal.
Children and parents
A parent adds their children from their own account, or the circle adds them and gives the parent a printed code to link them later.
Men's and women's circles
A men's circle is taught by a man and a women's by a woman, and a session's link reaches only those who booked it.
Live rooms
A room for the session on the platform, with a waiting room and raised hands, and attendance from who came in. Or use the link you already use.
Your circle's page
A public page at its own address showing your sessions and courses, listed in the directory once reviewed.
Start in four steps
- 1Create your circleIts name, country and languages, and who its sessions are for: men, women or everyone. You are its owner.
- 2Invite your teachersEach teacher and supervisor gets the invitation by email and joins in their role.
- 3Welcome studentsThey ask to join from your circle's page, or you add children yourself and give their parents a code.
- 4Open your first sessionOne session or a weekly timetable, then the teacher records attendance and recitation from their phone.
Questions from circles
Start your circle today
Create your circle for free, invite your teachers and open your first session. Or browse the circles on Ghunna to see how they show their sessions.