Play Sabiq

Sabiq is a self-paced Arabic-of-the-Qur'an learning journey. Start here to see what it is.

→ Read the hero, then press ‘Start Today’ to enter the app.

Expect: Landing page renders with hero, path, and CTAs.

Signed in: Nothing new — landing is the same signed in.

Your student dashboard. The first mission and today's guidance live here.

→ Open the first Teaching Board card.

Expect: Today Hero, first mission, and support ladder previews render.

Signed in: Progress and streaks persist for signed-in users.

The Teaching Board is the anchor of Sabiq. The app teaches the lesson step-by-step.

→ Walk through the scenes; save the lesson to your Ledger at the end.

Expect: Teaching Board scenes render with Arabic + English.

Signed in: Signed-in users save the lesson to their Ledger.

Space-repetition review of Qur'anic vocabulary earned from lessons.

→ Rate a word to see SRS scheduling.

Expect: Vocabulary cards render with review controls.

Signed in: Signed-in users' reviews are persisted with SRS scheduling.

Every meaning-connector matters. See بِـ as it appears in بِسْمِ اللهِ.

→ Read the word detail; try ‘Ask Ustadh AI’.

Expect: Word detail page renders with root family and connections.

Signed in: Signed-in users can save the word.

The Ledger is your mastery record — evidence of what you've learned.

→ Review the unlock and open related resources.

Expect: Unlock detail renders with mastery evidence.

Signed in: Signed-in users can persist and revisit unlocks.

Type Arabic from an English keyboard using the virtual keyboard, ḥarakāt toolbar, and transliteration helper.

→ Type ‘bismillah’ and press ‘Use Arabic’.

Expect: Transliteration suggestion appears; virtual keyboard and ḥarakāt toolbar work.

Signed in: Arabic input tools are also available in signed-in surfaces (Ustadh AI, Caravan, Ledger).

Sabiq turns Arabic roots into visual meaning constellations. The Root Orrery shows a root at the center with related words orbiting around it.

→ Explore the orrery for ر ح م and tap a word to see its meaning.

Expect: The root ر ح م appears at the center with الرَّحْمٰن, الرَّحِيم, and رَحْمَة connected around it.

Signed in: Nothing new — the orrery is a shared visual layer.

Sabiq reinforces Teaching Board lessons through short, focused games. Meaning Connector helps you see how بِـ connects meaning before you learn its grammar name.

→ Answer three short questions, then read the review.

Expect: Student answers a short game about بِـ, sees explanations, and lands on a result screen with next-step CTAs.

Signed in: Signed-in users' completion is logged as a challenge_completed learning event.

Sabiq marks meaningful progress with calm ceremonial transitions — not noisy gamification. Preview how a threshold looks on completing a Teaching Board, saving a Ledger unlock, or finishing a Challenge.

→ Open a ceremony card and press ‘Preview threshold’.

Expect: A gold-gate or quiet-star threshold ceremony can be replayed without any backend write.

Signed in: Nothing new — thresholds are a shared visual layer.

Sabiq organizes the student's path through six phases — from الطَّالِب to الشَّاهِد. The Journey Map shows where you are and what supports you.

→ Scan the six phases. الطَّالِب is active; later phases are preview or locked.

Expect: The six phases appear, with الطَّالِب marked current and later phases as preview/locked.

Signed in: Nothing new — the journey map is a shared visual layer.

Curated self-study support around meaning-connectors like بِـ.

→ Read the resource; try ‘Save to Library’.

Expect: Library resource page renders with sections.

Signed in: Signed-in users save resources and track reading progress.

Prepared answers from a scholarly library. Real AI generation is future work.

→ Read the prepared answer; open a suggested follow-up.

Expect: Ustadh AI panel renders with a prepared answer for بِـ.

Signed in: Signed-in users' sessions and messages persist.

Peer support — real learners ask real questions about the same lesson.

→ Read the question and replies.

Expect: Caravan question detail renders with replies.

Signed in: Signed-in users can reply and vote.

Structured study circles for peers walking the same path.

→ Read the Majlis detail; try ‘Join’.

Expect: Majlis detail renders with membership CTA.

Signed in: Signed-in users' memberships persist.

Human tutors are optional support — never the anchor.

→ Preview availability; try booking.

Expect: Tutor profile page renders with booking placeholder.

Signed in: Signed-in users can create mock bookings.

Developer readiness — see what is real in the MVP and what remains future.

→ Scan the audit, launch checklist, and PWA readiness.

Expect: Readiness page renders all three panels.

Signed in: Signed-in users see their own progress signals.