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Quran Hifz Coach — recitation verification

A memorisation coach that listens to a recitation and gives word-by-word feedback across three recitation styles, in English, Arabic and Bengali.

Client
Quran Hifz Coach
Industry
EdTech
Year
2025
Duration
18 weeks
Challenge

The problem we walked into.

Memorising the Qur'an has always needed a teacher listening in person. A learner practising alone between lessons has no way of knowing whether a word was right — so mistakes get memorised alongside the text and are far harder to undo later.

Approach

How we framed it.

A score out of ten teaches nobody anything. The feedback had to be word by word, showing exactly where the recitation diverged, and it had to respect that different traditions recite differently — a word correct in one style is an error in another.

Solution

What we shipped.

A learner recites, and the app responds with word-level feedback against the correct text in their chosen tradition, then builds the next practice session around whatever they are getting wrong.

Features
  • Word-by-word feedback showing exactly where a recitation diverged
  • Three recitation traditions — Hafs, Warsh and Qalun — each with its own text and timings
  • Practice sessions that adapt to what each learner keeps getting wrong
  • English, Arabic and Bengali throughout, with full right-to-left support
  • A teacher dashboard showing each learner's history and progress
Results
3 traditions
Hafs · Warsh · Qalun
EN · AR · BN
Full right-to-left interface
Word level
Feedback precise enough to act on
Tech stack
FastAPIPythonFlutterPostgresRedisPrometheusKubernetes
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