Learning in Deen Coach

17 structured tracks

The app embeds seventeen pedagogical tracks organised from the most accessible to the most advanced. Each track contains short lessons, concrete examples, and validation quizzes. Content is fully offline.

• New Muslim (welcome track for converts).
• Foundations of tawḥīd.
• The five pillars of Islam.
• Complete prayer guide.
• Reading Arabic (alphabet and basics).
• Basics of tajwid.
• Advanced tajwid.
• Purification (ṭahāra and wuḍūʾ).
• Basics of creed (ʿaqīda).
• Recitations within prayer.
• Daily adhkar.
• Conduct of the Muslim (akhlāq).
• Frequent mistakes to avoid.
• Practical ḥadīths for daily life.
• Ramadan: preparation and observance.
• Zakat: complete track (20-question validation test).
• Hajj: complete track (20-question validation test).

Who it is for: four target profiles

Tracks are calibrated for four profiles: new convert to Islam (welcome track, basic vocabulary, essential steps), Muslim beginner consolidating fundamentals, intermediate deepening practical jurisprudence (fiqh al-ʿibādāt), and advanced student (tālib al-ʿilm) structuring their knowledge.

• New convert: welcome track and doctrinal foundations.
• Muslim beginner: consolidation of fundamentals.
• Intermediate: fiqh al-ʿibādāt and practical applications.
• Advanced (tālib al-ʿilm): structuring and reviewing knowledge.

Quizzes and exercises

Each lesson is followed by a short quiz (4 to 8 questions) that validates learning. The Zakat and Hajj tracks end with a 20-question multiple-choice validation test (MCQ), so the learner can measure their mastery before the next deadline (month of Ramadan, Hajj season).

Pedagogical methodology: the way of the Salaf

All tracks follow the methodology of Ahl al-Sunnah wa al-Jamāʿah, understood by way of the Salaf al-Ṣāliḥ: the Ṣaḥābah, the Tābiʿūn and the Atbāʿ al-Tābiʿīn. Sources are hierarchised in the classical way: Quran, authentic Sunnah (ḥadīth ṣaḥīḥ or ḥasan), Ijmāʿ (consensus, foremost that of the Companions), then Qiyās consistent with the texts. No weak (ḍaʿīf) or forged (mawḍūʿ) narration is used as proof.

Skill map: visualise your progression

A skill map groups learning into families: creed, prayer, Quran, practical jurisprudence, conduct. The learner sees the blocks validated, those in progress, and those still to come. No public ranking, no comparative scoring: the skill map is strictly personal.

Explicitly referenced scholars

The pedagogical content refers by name to the scholars recognised in the Ahl al-Sunnah tradition, classical and contemporary: Ibn Taymiyyah, Ibn al-Qayyim, Muḥammad ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhāb, Ibn Bāz, Ibn ʿUthaymīn, Al-Albānī, Al-Fawzān, as well as the fatāwā of Al-Lajnah al-Dāʾimah. No citation is fabricated: every reference is sourced from the corresponding book or fatwa.

20-question validation tests: Zakat and Hajj

The Zakat and Hajj tracks are concluded by a 20-question multiple-choice validation test covering pillars, conditions, calculation (for Zakat) and ritual steps (for Hajj). Correct answers are commented and refer back to the textual sources used in the track.