Quran & Islamic studies tracking
Track surah and ayah ranges, daily progress, teacher feedback, pass marks you set, and Arabic Learning Book completion.
Quran Tracking Software
Alif Cloud is Quran tracking software that lets teachers record surah and ayah ranges, log daily progress per student, leave feedback, score each portion against a pass mark the school sets, and monitor completion and status by student or class. It is part of a complete Islamic school platform, so Quran progress sits alongside attendance, academics, certificates, and parent communication instead of living in a separate notebook or spreadsheet.
Quran first
Generic school systems stop at academics. Alif Cloud tracks Quran and Islamic curriculum in detail, keeps it on the same student record families already use, and turns milestones into printable certificates.
Track surah and ayah ranges, daily progress, teacher feedback, pass marks you set, and Arabic Learning Book completion.
Report cards laid out your way, signed off by the head teacher and the class teacher, plus certificates on your own background image, each one logged against its recipient.
Courses divided into sections of links, files, and written lessons, online assignment submissions, and timed quizzes marked automatically from a shared question bank.
Present, absent, late, and excused statuses with reasons, plus incident and behavior logging.
Enrollment, linked families, emergency contacts, health details, notes, and waiting lists in one record.
Parents and staff sign in on their phones and receive push notifications, so whatever needs attention reaches them wherever they are.
Quran tracking software lets teachers record and monitor each student’s Quran memorization and recitation progress — surah and ayah ranges, daily progress, feedback, scores, and completion. Alif Cloud provides Quran tracking inside a full Islamic school management platform.
Yes. Teachers can record surah and ayah ranges per student, set a due date, log daily recitation, add comments, and mark each portion passed, failed, or pending against the pass mark the school sets — which is exactly what hifz programs need to follow memorization over time.
Yes. Registration is part of the same platform, so a student who applies through the public form arrives with a family record ready for Quran assignments. Where a program charges a placement or application fee, it can be collected at submission, either per family or per student.
Yes. Parents see Quran progress alongside attendance and payments in the parent portal, and students can see their own assigned portions and scores. Parents who install the iOS or Android app also get push notifications on their phones, so families get specific updates instead of vague ones.
Quran tracking is part of the full Alif Cloud platform rather than a separate product, so it connects to student records, classes, and communication. You can start with a 14-day free trial.