Calm by design
The interface stays quiet enough for early mornings, late nights, and the attention sacred study deserves.
Quran memorisation, approached deliberately
Stay on the ayah until it stays with you.
Thabit is a focused memorisation companion being built for serious adult hifz students. It gives repetition, recall, and review a calm structure—without turning sacred study into a game.
In development · public sign-ups are not open
Focus session
One ayah, held in viewCurrent rhythmRecite with text
Next
Recall from memory
The practice rhythm
One focused loop. No rushing ahead.
Each stage has one job. The structure is designed to keep attention on deliberate repetition, honest recall, and the transition between ayahs.
- 01
Listen & absorb
Settle into the ayah through attentive listening and reading.
- 02
Recite with text
Repeat with the text visible until the sequence feels familiar.
- 03
Recall from memory
Hide the text and make recall the work, not an afterthought.
- 04
Link the transition
Join the ayah to what came before so transitions stay firm.
A considered study instrument
Serious practice deserves a quieter product.
Thabit is shaped around the work of memorisation—not the visual language of a streak game or a generic productivity dashboard.
Progress without games
Counts, recall, and review are presented as private evidence of practice—not points, pressure, or public comparison.
Honest about method
Practice plans are configurable starting points. Their names and defaults remain clearly provisional until qualified review is documented.
Why Thabit
Repetition is not the delay before memorisation. It is the work.
Current status
Built carefully. Released deliberately.
Thabit is not accepting public sign-ups yet. The product foundation is being validated before a private beta, including content integrity, accessibility, and the practice experience across mobile and web.
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