In development

A little learning.
A little more
together.

Islamic learning and everyday family routines, brought into one thoughtful space.

Planned for iPhone, Android and web.
Not publicly available yet.

Six areas of Islamic learningRoom for everyday routinesGuardian-managed child access
Islamic learning. Family life.

For the meaningful moments.
And the everyday ones.

From learning together to getting ready for tomorrow. A place for the things that help your household grow.

01 / Make space to learn

Learning that belongs
in family life.

Six connected areas are planned, with text and audio and clear source information.

Everyday duasSalahAdab & characterIslamic knowledgeSeerah & storiesShared Qur’an learning
Explore the learning areas
02 / Find your rhythm

A shared day.
A little less to juggle.

Bring learning, chores, meals and appointments into a plan. Choose what is personal and what is shared.

16:30Time to read togetherShared
17:00Set the tableShared
19:30Plan for tomorrowOnly me

An illustrative afternoon, not a live family schedule.

See family routines
A family space. Room to be yourself.

Together doesn’t have
to mean everything
is shared.

Different people need different spaces. Darb Family is being designed around deliberate sharing and clear roles.

Understand access & privacy
01

Personal means personal.

Adults’ personal activity stays private unless they choose to share it.

02

Guidance for growing minds.

Children have guardian-managed access. Being a household member or payer does not make someone a guardian.

03

Encouragement, without comparison.

Personal milestones and shared family goals. No competitions or rankings of worship.

A thoughtful foundation

Clear sources.
Considered guidance.
Space for questions.

Learning should come with context. Our approach calls for visible sources and review status, with clearly attributed views where approaches differ.

A limited tutor is planned for questions about the reviewed library. It will need guardian enablement and an internet connection.

Read about our approach
Before you begin

A few things you may be wondering.

Can I use Darb Family today?

Darb Family is in development and is not publicly available. iPhone, Android and desktop web are planned. A public release date has not been announced.

Is it only for children?

No. Darb Family is being built for the whole household. Adults have their own accounts and private personal activity. Children use access managed by a guardian.

How will child access work?

The plan includes a protected child mode on a shared device and guardian-linked access on a child’s own device. Returning to adult controls requires adult authentication. The final guardianship policy is still being developed.

Will there be a free option?

Yes. A free core and a paid Family plan are planned, and the Family plan is planned to be included with Darb One Family. See the planned pricing; it may change before launch.

Will everything need an internet connection?

The planned offline experience includes downloaded lessons and audio, saved routines and calendar items, and recorded progress. The tutor will need an internet connection. Device and release testing is still required.

What about the AI tutor?

A limited, guardian-enabled tutor is planned for typed questions using the reviewed learning library. It is not available yet. It is not a companion or a fatwa service; answers can be wrong. The child and authorised guardians will be able to see the child’s tutor history for 90 days.

The next chapter

A calmer space for family life.

Darb Family is in development. Follow the journey as it takes shape, and hear when access becomes available.

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