A private study tracker for students of Islamic knowledge.
Log what you're studying — a book, an Arabic course, a weekly class, Qur'an memorisation — and always know exactly where you stopped. No due dates. Nothing piles up.
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One email. No spam. We'll write the day it's live, and nothing before that.
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Studying in five places is the same as studying in none.
A book here, a lecture series there, a class taught by someone whose number is buried in a chat thread, a portion of Qur'an you're revising from memory. Nothing connects, so nothing is easy to pick back up.
One entry, however much it grows.
There's no separate form for a book versus a class versus a course. Everything starts the same way — a title, how you're studying it, where things stand. Name a teacher and it becomes a class. Give it a lesson list and it becomes a course. Both, and it's both.
The general door — books and recorded lectures on your own, or a class with a teacher, online or in person.
Madinah Books, Bayna Yadayk, and the classical texts, ready-loaded with real lesson counts.
Memorisation and revision, tracked as two separate, unhurried habits.
Built around how you actually study.
Note the timestamp on a lecture once, and the link opens right there next time — not at the beginning with a number written next to it.
Teacher, cost, schedule — kept in one card, without digging back through old messages.
A rotation that moves when you tick it, never by the calendar. Miss a day and the same portion waits. Nothing piles up.
Madinah Books, Bayna Yadayk, and the classical texts, already loaded with their real lesson counts.
Yours alone.
Nothing you log is posted, discovered, or seen by anyone else. There's no feed and nothing to opt out of, because none of it was ever public. Delete your account and it's gone for good — not quietly kept somewhere for thirty days.
What we left out, on purpose.
- No due dates or schedules that tell you you're falling short.
- No noise until you ask for it — every reminder starts switched off.
- No feed, no followers, nothing to perform for.
- No Qur'an text, translation, or audio — just a private record of where you are.
Free for up to 3 books or classes, for as long as you like. Premium lifts the limit and adds Qur'an memorisation and revision tracking — £2.99/month or £24.99/year, free for the first 7 days. No ads, and you'll know the price before anyone asks you to pay.
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Ilm Journal is built and being tested by hand right now. Leave your email and we'll write the day it opens.
That doesn't look like a full email address — mind checking it?
Thanks — we'll email you the moment it's live.