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Creating Real-Time Digital Scorecards for Remote Judges Introduction In the modern era of virtual events and remote participation, competitions — […]
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Why Offline Mode Matters in Quran Competitions Quran competitions are structured events that encourage memorisation, recitation, and comprehension of the
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Using AI to Check Recitation Fluency: Hype or Help? In recent years, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into various
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How a Random Ayah Generator Can Transform Your Event Introduction Quran-related events such as competitions, quizzes, study circles, and recitation
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Why Pre-Assigned Questions Might Be the Future In recent years, educational and competitive environments have witnessed significant evolution in assessment
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Creating a Point-Based System That Encourages Improvement A well-designed point-based system can serve as a powerful tool for motivating individuals,
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Rethinking Penalties in Children’s Hifz Events Introduction Competitions designed to assess and celebrate the memorisation of the Quran—commonly referred to
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Red Cards vs Grace Periods: Handling Recitation Errors Introduction Quran recitation competitions evoke a sense of reverence and anticipation in
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How to Make Quran Competitions More Transparent: Lessons from the Inside Over the past decade, I’ve had the privilege—and at
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Building a Scoring System That Works Across Dialects: Reflections from the Field If you have ever sat through the back-and-forth
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