Run your halaqa without losing the thread.

Organize modules and assignments, see who's keeping up at a glance, and share resources with your students - all in one place, instead of scattered chats and spreadsheets.

Set up your first module in minutes.

Leader dashboard

Tafsir Basics

6 of 8 done

Week 4 reflection

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On track

4 of 5 members caught up

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Quran circles
Islamic studies classes
Youth halaqas
Book clubs
Community classes
From sign-up to your first module

Three steps. No spreadsheets.

Stop tracking attendance and submissions across chats and screenshots. Give your halaqa a real home.

1

Create your halaqa

Set up modules and assignments in minutes - required or optional, your call.

2

Invite your members

Send email invites and assign roles: owner, instructor, or member.

3

Track without the guesswork

See who's on track and who's behind at a glance, every week.

Leader dashboard

Know exactly where every student stands.

No more digging through every module to figure out who's behind. See progress across your whole halaqa in one glance.

  • See completion at a glance, module by module
  • Spot who needs a nudge before it's too late
  • One dashboard for every halaqa you lead

Module progress

This week

Amir Hassan
Sara Khan
Bilal Ahmed
Yusuf Ali

Always up to date

No end-of-week status hunt

Flexible submissions

However they work, they can turn it in.

Members respond with text, an image, or a PDF - whatever fits the assignment. No forcing everyone into one format.

  • Text, image, or PDF - member's choice
  • Required or optional assignments per module
  • Everything lands in one place, organized by module

Week3.pdf

Week 4 reflection

Text response

Image upload

Discussion assignments

Turn a lesson into a conversation.

Some lessons need more than a submission. Post a discussion prompt and let members respond to the topic - and to each other - instead of just to you.

  • Members reply to the prompt, and to each other's replies
  • Every reply is visible to the whole halaqa - no side threads
  • Counts as complete the moment they've joined in
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Sara Khan

2h ago

What stood out to me this week was how patience ties back to gratitude…

BA

Bilal Ahmed

Good point - I hadn't thought of it that way.

4 members joined in
More than a group chat

Your whole halaqa, together.

Shared assets, in one place.

Leaders share PDFs, images, and notes with the whole halaqa - no more hunting through old messages for that one file.

Roles

Assign responsibility.

Owner, instructor, member - permissions that match how your halaqa actually runs.

Verified

Real members only.

Email verification keeps your halaqa's content limited to people who actually belong.

Ready to run a tighter halaqa?

Set up your first halaqa, invite your members, and stop losing track of who's on top of their assignments.