The Quran, hizb by hizb
Lessons, recitations and revisions recorded in the circle, from hizb 60 to hizb 1. Offline, entries are kept and sent as soon as the network returns.
The digital tablet for daaras
Quran progress hizb by hizb, schooling, fees and contact with families, all in one place. Alluwa is free for daaras and funded by donations.
Alluwa follows how a daara really works: circles, oustaz and sayda, classes, families.
Quran circles, and each talibé’s lessons and revisions, recorded by their oustaz or sayda.
The Quran and the school curriculum side by side: classes, subjects, marks and report cards.
Daily attendance, health follow-up and daara life in photos, for families who often live far away.
Six tools that work together, from the morning circle to the end-of-year report card.
Lessons, recitations and revisions recorded in the circle, from hizb 60 to hizb 1. Offline, entries are kept and sent as soon as the network returns.
Classes, subjects, marks and report cards, and a timetable for each class.
Instalments for each pupil, cash desk and receipts. Online payment goes through the daara’s own PayTech account: the money goes straight to the daara.
A parents’ space on the phone, emails, and report cards sent to families.
School certificates, report cards and payment receipts carry a QR code, so anyone can check that they really come from the daara.
A public page to present your daara, and a pre-registration form for families.
Alluwa is offered to daaras. Its running costs are covered by donations, not by daaras or families.
No subscription, no paid version.
Donations pay for the server, the domain name, sending emails and maintenance.
No ads in the app, for the daara’s staff or for parents.
Your daara’s data is never sold or shared. It is used to run your daara, nothing else.
Nothing to install: everything happens online.
A short form: daara name, town, contact details and roughly how many pupils. You’ll receive a confirmation email.
Every request is read by the Alluwa team, who may call you if something needs clarifying.
An emailed link, valid for 7 days, lets you create your password. Your daara is ready: levels, school year and subjects.
Pupil records are children’s data. Alluwa handles them with that care.
A daara only sees its own pupils, classes and accounts. Each user only sees what concerns them.
The database is backed up automatically every night, and copies are kept for thirty days.
Lists in Excel, report cards and documents in PDF: keep a copy of your data whenever you like.
Answers to the questions daara directors ask.
Another question? Write to us: contact@alluwa.org · WhatsApp
Nothing. Alluwa is free for daaras, with no subscription and no hidden fees. If you turn on online payment for families, it goes through your own PayTech account, with its usual fees.
As soon as your request is accepted, you receive an email with a link to create your password. There is nothing to install: you enter your classes and pupils, then add your oustaz and teachers.
No. Alluwa opens in the browser of a phone, a tablet or a computer. A computer is more comfortable for long data entry, such as marks.
Quran follow-up works offline: lessons recorded in the circle are sent as soon as the network returns. The rest of the app needs a connection, even a weak one.
The daara. Alluwa hosts it on your behalf, does not sell it and shares it with no one. You can export it at any time and ask for it to be deleted.
French, English and Arabic, in the app and on the public pages. Each user chooses their language; Arabic is displayed from right to left.
Your donations pay for what keeps Alluwa running, for every registered daara.
Alluwa stays free for every daara, whether you donate or not.