You've got 15 minutes to revise your Hifdh.
Dawrah knows where to spend them.

Revise out loud. Dawrah hears your mistakes, then decides what comes back tomorrow and what can wait three weeks.

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Built by Huffadh.

Everything you've tried
needed you to keep track.

The spreadsheet, the notes, the accountability partner, or just reading it over and trusting the feeling. You've been catching the same mistakes for years, and nothing ever fixed them for good.

Hifdh tracker
Juz 112 Mar
Juz 214 Mar
Juz 3·
Juz 4·
"I stopped updating it in March."
Notes
Baqarah 180ish, the long one
mix up Yunus / Hud endings
?? the one after Kahf 50
"I wrote the hard ones down somewhere."
Messages
still on for tmrw after isha?
can we do sunday instead
14 weeks ago
"We did two weeks, then exams."
Juz 17
Last revised 4 months ago
"I never make it past Juz 10."
Mushaf · open
وَلَقَدْ يَسَّرْنَا ٱلْقُرْءَانَ لِلذِّكْرِ
فَهَلْ مِن مُّدَّكِرٍ
"I know it when I'm looking at it."
This month
"I'll start again Monday."

The Dawrah difference.

Spaced repetition built on mistakes caught as you recite. The weaker an ayah is, the sooner it's back, until it's strong. Show up, recite, and still move forward, even on the days you couldn't prepare.

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Every page of the mushaf, by how well it holds. WeakStrong

How it works.

Every session runs the same three steps. You never pick, log, or plan any of them.

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Built around you.

You set the shape of it: how long you have, when you'd like the nudge.

Questions answered.

Who's Dawrah for?
For anyone who has memorized Quran and wants to revise efficiently. Whether you have 15 minutes or an hour, Dawrah keeps your revision structured and consistent.
Can I memorize new material with it?
We recommend using Dawrah only for portions you've already memorized. Mistake detection works best on familiar material. New Hifdh is best done with a teacher. Bring it to Dawrah afterwards to keep it strong.
Will it catch every kind of mistake?
Tashkeel (diacritic) mistakes aren't supported yet, but that's on the roadmap. Word-level and substitution mistakes are caught and tracked across sessions.
Do I need to revise before my session?
We recommend revising beforehand when you can. The more practice, the better your Quran. That said, Dawrah is built for the days when there is no extra time. The active recall and spaced repetition handle your retention even when you come in cold.
I only know a few juz. Can I still use it?
Absolutely. Dawrah is useful however much you've memorized, and it grows with you as you add more.
I can only revise for a short time. Is it still worth it?
Yes. You set how much time you have at the start of each session and Dawrah sizes it to fit. Even 15 minutes counts.
Which mushaf does it follow?
The 15-line Madinah mushaf. More options are coming in a future update.
iOS or Android?
iOS for now. Android is on the way. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment it's ready.
Is it free?
Free for your first 14 days. Pricing will be introduced at launch. Anyone who joined early will be among the first to know.

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