Daily milestone
First ayah
Complete one verified ayah reading today.
Small steps worth remembering
How badges unlock
A first ayah. A moment of reflection. A habit taking shape. Badges recognise verified learning milestones.
A few badges you can begin with
These are examples, not awards already earned. Your own collection shows what you have achieved and your next steps.
Daily milestone
Three ayahs
Complete three distinct ayah readings in one day.
Daily milestone
Reflection
Spend enough active time reflecting on an ayah to meet its reflection check.
Five levels of achievement
From your first steps to exceptional commitment, each tier recognises a different milestone. Eligible Excellence and Distinction badges include a free Surah course for 12 months.
Foundation
Foundation
First steps, like your first ayah or first reflection.
Progress
Progress
Habits forming, like 25 ayahs or 30 learning days.
Dedication
Dedication
Sustained commitment to learning and practice.
Excellence
Excellence
Major milestones, like 500 ayahs or 100 learning days. Eligible badges include a free course.
Distinction
Distinction
Exceptional milestones, like reading the whole Quran. Eligible badges include a free course.
From effort to achievement
- 01
Learn at your own pace
Sign in and read, listen or study attentively. You do not need to race another reader.
- 02
Complete the milestone
When your activity meets its checks, the achievement is recorded. Opening a tab or repeatedly refreshing is not completion.
- 03
See your progress
Open Points & Rewards in your User Panel to see earned badges and the next milestones available to you.
Encouragement, without pressure
Does every badge give me QO points?
No. A badge recognises an achievement. Any points bonus is recorded separately in your points history. The daily badge examples above do not add a separate points bonus.
Can I start without an account?
Yes. You can read and see previews on this device. Sign in to earn saved badges and verified QO points in your account.
Do badges measure spiritual reward?
No. They recognise recorded activity, not faith or a person's standing before Allah. Hasanat estimates are separate, and Allah alone knows the actual reward.
Begin with one meaningful step.
Your next ayah is a good place to start.