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All lessons in Review
  1. 1Understand your family’s progress
  2. 2Report today’s prayer response
  3. 3Reading records and progress

Reading records and progress

Understand earlier reports, history labels and incomplete information.

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Read earlier prayer reports

Use 7 days to look back at recorded prayer reports.

Check the person, prayer and date when reading a report.

7-day history: Yusuf’s earlier prayer records, with actual dates and states.
7-day history: Yusuf’s earlier prayer records, with actual dates and states.

Viewing history does not change the report. Selecting 7 days changes the view. It does not advance the calendar date.

Understand history labels

Earlier reports can use different labels: Qada appears as Missed, and Away as Excused.

Viewed September 30: Maryam’s September 30 Dhuhr shows Qada.
Viewed September 30: Maryam’s September 30 Dhuhr shows Qada.
Viewed October 1: the same dated Dhuhr report shows Missed.
Viewed October 1: the same dated Dhuhr report shows Missed.
Viewed September 30: Omar’s September 30 Dhuhr shows Away.
Viewed September 30: Omar’s September 30 Dhuhr shows Away.
Viewed October 1: the same dated Dhuhr report shows Excused.
Viewed October 1: the same dated Dhuhr report shows Excused.

Viewing history does not change the report.

These are two views of the same dated reports. Maryam and Omar are example names.

When information is incomplete

An ‘at least’ total shows the completions that can be confirmed.

Unavailable information is not zero progress.

Check the date range and information message before interpreting a total.

The ≥ sign means “at least”.

Keep these distinctions in mind

The Home option shows household Quran tasks. It does not return to the Home screen.

Your saved place in the Mushaf is separate from a completed Quran task.

Review shows recorded information. Missing information alone does not tell you whether someone prayed or read.

For reporting or correcting a Quran task, see Quran lesson 12: Read a task, then report or correct it.