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Yes — all study circles (Halaqa) are free for participants. There are no fees for registration or study.

Sign in to the Haram system with your registered email address and your account credentials. If you cannot sign in, double-check the email you used, then use password recovery.

Check your email including the spam folder, then check the Haram system. If neither shows your circle (Halaqa) or placement-circle details, open a support ticket.

Choose the “Ijazah section” during registration. After automatic acceptance you are added automatically to the Ijazah placement circle.

Open a ticket if you cannot sign in to the Haram system, your circle details never arrived, the link does not work, or you face a problem you cannot resolve. Include your name, registered email, section, learning mode, circle name if any, and a description of the problem — attach a screenshot of the error if available. Never send your password.

Open the registration portal and choose “New user”, then complete the registration form and select the section, the learning mode, and a suitable time. If you already have an account, use it — do not create a new one.

Use the “Forgot password” option in the Haram system, and check both your inbox and your spam folder. If the problem persists, open a support ticket.

It is a temporary circle (Halaqa) students are placed in when no suitable permanent circle is available for the chosen section, time, or learning mode. Being in it does not mean your registration was rejected.

The Ijazah placement-circle details and the supervisor's contact information are sent to you by email. You then take an entry assessment for the Ijazah track, and once you pass you are directed to the appropriate certified reciter.

Registration is accepted automatically. If a suitable circle (Halaqa) is available you are added to it directly; if not, you are placed in a temporary placement circle until a permanent one becomes available.

The sections are: Talqeen (guided recitation), Hifz (memorization), Review, Ijazah, and the scholarly texts (Mutoon) section. Talqeen suits beginners, Hifz is for those who have not yet completed memorization, Review is for those who have, and Ijazah is for those wishing to recite before a certified reciter.

Create a separate account for your child, then complete the registration form with their details and select the section, the learning mode, and a suitable time.

In-person learning takes place inside the Prophet's Mosque, while remote learning is held online through the approved learning platform.

Speak to your teacher, or to the circles supervisor. Any change depends on a suitable circle (Halaqa) and seat being available.

Check your email and the Haram system first. If the link exists but does not work, try another browser or device, then contact your teacher or supervisor, and open a support ticket if the problem persists.