My badges and challenges
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My badgesKhatm
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Your first badges will appear here once you have read your first portion.
Challenges
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Ramadan 1448 khatm
Finish the Quran during Ramadan (from February 8, 2027), or make it up before the end of Shawwal. The Ramadan plan is created for you.
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A khatm in thirty days
One juz a day for thirty days. The plan is created for you.
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A khatm in forty days
A gentle pace for a first khatm. The plan is created for you.
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Juz ’Amma in a week
The 23 pages of the thirtieth juz in seven days: ideal to start with, or with children.
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Get back on track
Seven reading days within ten days, even just one page.
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Join a group khatm
Read one portion of a group khatm within the month.
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The ten days of Dhul-Hijjah 1448
Read a portion of the Quran on each of the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah (from May 7, 2027).
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A khatm in seven days
For experienced readers: the fastest pace recommended by the Prophet ﷺ (al-Bukhari 5054).
My badges
- BismillahYour first portion read.
- First juzA whole juz read.
- Juz ’AmmaThe thirtieth juz read in full.
- A quarterA quarter of a plan read.
- HalfwayHalf of a plan read.
- Three quartersThree quarters of a plan read.
- All 30 juzEach of the 30 juz read at least once, in a plan or a group khatm.
- First khatmThe whole Quran read for the first time.
- Second khatmThe whole Quran read a second time.
- Five khatmsThe whole Quran read five times.
- Ten khatmsThe whole Quran read ten times.
- Plan keptA khatm finished by the planned date (three days’ grace).
- Within forty daysA khatm read in forty days or less.
- One step furtherA khatm finished faster than the previous one, without going under seven days.
- Khatm by listeningA Quran listening plan completed.
- Four consistent weeksFour weeks in a row with at least four reading days.
- Twelve consistent weeksTwelve weeks in a row with at least four reading days.
- A year of consistencyFifty-two weeks in a row with at least four reading days.
- Seven days in a rowSeven reading days in a row (one missed day per week is forgiven).
- Caught upA late portion made up.
- Welcome backReading resumed after a long break, three days in the week.
- First group portionA portion read in a group khatm.
- Thirty group portionsThirty portions read in group khatms.
- Group khatm completedA group khatm you started has been completed.
- Ramadan 1448A khatm read during Ramadan 1448 (or made up before the end of Shawwal).
- Ten days of Dhul-Hijjah 1448A reading on each of the first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah 1448.
“Actions are only by intentions” (al-Bukhari 1). These badges are a help to stay regular, not a goal.
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My badgesDaily goals
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Challenges
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A week of the five prayers
Seven days with all five prayers. Pause days count.
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Get back on track
Log your day on seven days out of ten.
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Monday and Thursday
Fast four Mondays or Thursdays within the month.
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Forty days
Forty days with all five prayers. Pause days count.
My badges
- Five out of fiveA first day with all five prayers.
- Seven full daysSeven days with all five prayers.
- Thirty full daysThirty days with all five prayers.
- A hundred full daysOne hundred days with all five prayers.
- On timeSeven days with all five prayers on time.
- Always on timeThirty days with all five prayers on time.
- A hundred pagesOne hundred pages of the Quran logged.
- Six hundred and four pagesSix hundred and four pages of the Quran logged: as many as a whole mushaf.
- Thirty goals keptThirty personal goals ticked off (duha, witr, adhkar…).
- Seven days in a rowSeven days logged in a row (one missed day per week is forgiven).
- Four consistent weeksFour weeks in a row with at least four days logged.
- Twelve consistent weeksTwelve weeks in a row with at least four days logged.
- A year of consistencyFifty-two weeks in a row with at least four days logged.
“Actions are only by intentions” (al-Bukhari 1). These badges are a help to stay regular, not a goal.
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My badgesMissed prayers and fasts
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Challenges
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Before Ramadan 1448
Finish making up your fasts before the next Ramadan, by February 7, 2027 at the latest. The Maliki, Shafi’i and Hanbali schools ask for this.
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Get back on track
Make up at least one prayer on seven days out of ten.
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One day each day
Thirty days of prayers made up in thirty days: one day made up for each day you pray.
My badges
- First stepA first prayer made up.
- One dayThe five prayers of one day made up.
- One weekSeven days of prayers made up.
- One monthThirty days of prayers made up.
- One yearA lunar year of prayers made up (354 days).
- A hundred prayersOne hundred prayers made up.
- A thousand prayersOne thousand prayers made up.
- Prayers up to dateEvery prayer recorded in your tracker has been made up.
- One day of fastingA first day of fasting made up.
- Fasts up to dateEvery fasting day recorded in your tracker has been made up.
- Seven days in a rowMaking up seven days in a row (one missed day per week is forgiven).
- Four consistent weeksFour weeks in a row with at least four make-up days.
- Twelve consistent weeksTwelve weeks in a row with at least four make-up days.
“Actions are only by intentions” (al-Bukhari 1). These badges are a help to stay regular, not a goal.
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My badgesIslamic quiz
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Your first badges will appear here after your first daily challenge.
Challenges
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The Ramadan 1448 quiz
Play twenty Ramadan 1448 challenges, one a day on the juz of the day.
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A week of challenges
Play seven daily challenges within nine days.
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A month of challenges
Play twenty-five daily challenges within thirty days.
My badges
- First challengeYour first daily challenge played.
- Seven challengesSeven daily challenges played.
- Thirty challengesThirty daily challenges played.
- A hundred challengesA hundred daily challenges played.
- Perfect challengeA daily challenge with 10 out of 10.
- Seven days in a rowThe quiz played seven days in a row.
- Four weeksFour steady weeks (at least four days played each week).
- FlawlessA ten-question game without a single mistake.
- Ten flawless gamesTen games without a single mistake.
- Thirty starsThirty stars earned in the theme levels.
- A hundred starsA hundred stars earned in the theme levels.
- Five themesAt least one star in five different themes.
- Every themeAt least one star in each of the eleven themes.
- EnduringTwenty right answers in survival mode.
- QuickFifteen right answers in one minute.
- Attentive earA level of the reciters quiz completed.
- Ramadan 1447Twenty Ramadan 1447 challenges played (one a day, on the juz of the day).
- Ramadan 1448Twenty Ramadan 1448 challenges played (one a day, on the juz of the day).
“Actions are only by intentions” (al-Bukhari 1). These badges are a help to stay regular, not a goal.
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Challenges
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Ramadan 1448: your daily goal
Reach your daily goal on 20 days of Ramadan (February 8, 2027 to March 8, 2027).
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Tasbeeh after every salah for a week
Complete the tasbeeh after salah 35 times in 7 days: after each of the five prayers.
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A hundred istighfar a day for a month
30 days with at least a hundred istighfar, within 32 days. Make istighfar your daily goal to follow your days.
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The tasbih of Fatimah, seven nights
The bedtime tasbih (33, 33, 34) every night for a week: 7 times in 9 days.
My badges
- Tasbeeh after salahA first tasbeeh after salah completed.
- A week of prayersThe tasbeeh after salah completed 35 times: five prayers over seven days.
- A month of prayersThe tasbeeh after salah completed 150 times: five prayers over thirty days.
- Seven nights with the tasbih of FatimahThe bedtime tasbih (33, 33, 34) completed 7 times.
- A week of mornings and eveningsThe morning and evening phrases completed 14 times.
- A hundred istighfar, seven days7 days with at least a hundred istighfar. The Prophet ﷺ said: “I seek Allah’s forgiveness a hundred times a day” (Muslim 2702).
- A week of daily goalsThe daily goal reached on 7 days.
- A month of daily goalsThe daily goal reached on 30 days.
- Four weeks of consistencyFour weeks in a row with at least four days of dhikr.
- Twelve weeks of consistencyTwelve weeks in a row with at least four days of dhikr.
- Seven days in a rowSeven days of dhikr in a row (one round of 33 is enough; one missed day per week is forgiven).
- A thousand dhikrA thousand phrases counted since the start.
- Ten thousand dhikrTen thousand phrases counted since the start.
- A hundred thousand dhikrA hundred thousand phrases counted since the start.
“Actions are only by intentions” (al-Bukhari 1). These badges are a help to stay regular, not a goal.
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