Your institute's name is on the certificate, but the teaching changes from one ustādh to the next. IlmMaps puts every teacher on the same maps, paces every kitāb against your term dates, and shows you what is actually being covered, without sitting in a single lesson.
The same kitāb, three teachers, three standards. One finishes Hidāyatun Naḥw with room to spare. Another runs out of term halfway through. You usually hear about it from a parent, a year too late. The Institute plan is built so you see it in week two.
Pacing is the spine of the Institute plan. You describe your academic year once, and every kitāb in every class gets a daily target measured in actual branches of the map.
Terms, start and end dates, and your holiday calendar. Weekends and holidays are excluded automatically.
Give every book a class, a teacher and a finish date. Split a book between teachers by section or by percentage; each part carries its own dates and pace.
One click at the branch where the lesson stopped. Coverage and pace update on their own, and the teacher resumes next lesson from that exact node.
A coverage ring per class, an ahead-or-behind status per book, and a quiet weekly note when a class slips. No lesson observation required.
The gold tick is today's target. Every number comes from a teacher pressing Mark taught inside the map itself.
Exams live on the same curriculum as the teaching, so a question is always tied to the exact branch it examines.
While teaching, a teacher presses q on a tricky branch and it is saved as an exam question, tied to that node.
q → question savedAssemble captured questions into an exam with sections and marks. A cue shows what has been taught this term and never assessed.
Exam builderStudents take it online and timed. Multiple-choice questions mark themselves the moment the paper is handed in.
Timed attemptWritten answers land in a grading queue. Grade at your pace and release results to the class when you are ready.
Grading queueGraded results roll up into printable per-student report cards, weighted by your own assessment plan.
Print / PDFWeakest topics, by branch. After an exam, see the exact curriculum branches your class gets wrong, ranked, with a link straight to the node on the map so the revision lesson plans itself.
Assign a substitute for a date range and they get a focused plan instead of a cold start.
The stand-in opens exactly where the class stopped: the last branch marked taught, the next lesson deep-linked, the class notes, and a per-session branch target that keeps the book on pace. When the coverage ends, everything they taught is handed back to the returning teacher with a summary.
Mawlānā Idrīs is away until the 24th. Cover Muʿāmalāt from Kitāb al-Ijārah, about 68 branches a session.
Years, classes, teachers and books, arranged the way your timetable already works.
Build each year's classes, assign books to teachers, and split a shared kitāb by section or by percentage. Each part carries its own teacher, dates and pace, so only what a teacher owns counts toward their target.
Every teacher sees their parts, their pace against the term, and a resume link that opens the map at the exact branch where the last lesson stopped. No hunting for where you were.
As a teacher works through a map they can flag a point with a note and make it public. It lands on their students' own copy of the map, so the emphasis, the correction, the thing worth remembering stays with the student after the lesson ends.
All 110 maps, from Qudūrī to Sharḥ al-ʿAqāʾid, in English and Urdu, with a classroom and Dars licence for every seat. A new teacher can open a map and begin the lesson from minute one.
Personal notes and bookmarks, the self-test and spaced-repetition review that moves shaky topics back into rotation, Exam Mode for closed-book practice, and the A.Ilm tutor for explanation, quizzing and applied questions. Every seat you add includes all of it.
We set your teachers up, walk them through the maps, and answer quickly when you need us. Paste your teacher and student email lists to invite everyone at once, put your institute's name and logo on every member's dashboard, and add or remove seats in a couple of clicks.
We keep working with you until your teachers are set up and teaching from the maps with confidence. If they are not there within your first term, we stay on it, at no extra cost, until they are.
Students subscribe themselves at $7 a month, or you sponsor any of them on your bill. Annual billing on the platform fee gives you two months free. Up to 50 students you can set up yourself; for larger institutes, talk to us. Institutes in South Africa, Pakistan and India pay in their own currency at local rates, set automatically by country.