ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE · Teacher
Assign a passage
Choose a Surah and ayah range, add instructions, and set a due date.
Sample assignment · Al-Fatihah 1–7
Begin where you are.
Learn with connection.
Read the Qur’an and check prayer times freely. Create an account when you’re ready to keep your progress, join a class, or bring your school together.
Why Riwaq?A place to gather.
A place to gather.
A place to learn.
Riwaq can mean a covered walkway, portico, or arcade in Arabic. We draw on the idea of a shared learning space: connecting the care of a traditional lesson with the continuity of modern educational tools.
One lesson. A connected journey.
Follow an illustrative classroom workflow. This demonstration uses fictional examples and never changes a real class.
For students
Know what to practice next.
Join using your teacher’s invitation or QR code. See assignments, record recitation, and open feedback beside the ayat you’re learning.
For teachers
Give every lesson a next step.
Manage multiple classes, assign specific passages, hear submitted recordings, and keep a longitudinal Qur’an progress book. Class creation follows your school’s permissions.
For parents
Support learning with clarity.
Your school securely links your account to your child. Follow permitted assignments and progress without access to their private spiritual reflections.
For institutions
A shared school, with clear boundaries.
Invite authorized teachers, manage rosters and class permissions, and review educational activity. One account can belong to several schools while each school’s records stay separate.
Keep the connection going.
Resume personal reading across devices
Keep private Qur’an notes and bookmarks
Track memorization and spaced revision
Receive class assignments and teacher feedback
Set personal goals at your own pace
Manage your school’s authorized learning records
The public reader links to tafsir and recitation at Quran.com. A full hosted hadith, fiqh, and seerah library is planned pending verified sources and distribution rights.