An AI-marked recitation exam for Juz 30. For each passage you are shown the starting ayah and the ending ayah; you recite everything from the first through the last, and your recording is graded against the Quran text.

Three short recitation prompts, drawn from Juz 30. You record each one once and move straight on to the next — grading runs in the background while you continue, so there is no waiting between questions.

Two scores that add up to 100:

• Hifz — memorization and i’raab, out of 70.
• Ahkaam / Makhraj — tajweed and articulation, out of 30.

The model flags mistakes per criterion and awards a band for each; the marks are derived from those bands, not given directly. Both scores and every flagged mistake are shown together once all three questions are complete.

70 out of 100. Your results screen shows how many marks you were above or below the pass line.

Each ikhtebar uses one credit, spent the moment the attempt starts. There is no refund: finishing it, ending it early, or closing the tab all cost the same one credit. If you run out, ask a teacher to grant more.

A recording that cannot be analysed is marked “could not be evaluated” rather than counted as a memorization mistake — but it still scores 0. Check your microphone before you start: the level meter on the recording panel shows when your voice is being picked up.

No. Each passage is recorded once and then you advance. If you need a better result, finish the ikhtebar and start a new one (which uses another credit).

The attempt ends. Any passage you did not recite is marked “not attempted” and scored 0, and you still get a result for the ones you did recite. The credit is spent either way.

30 days, so a teacher can listen back if you contest a mark. After that the audio is deleted. Your marks, mistakes and results are kept.

Yes. Within the 30-day window a teacher can review your recording and adjust the pass/fail outcome.

Allow microphone access for this site when the browser asks, sit somewhere quiet, and recite clearly at a normal volume. If the level meter stays flat while you speak, the microphone is not being heard — check your browser’s site permissions and that the right input device is selected.