Group khatm allocations
Coordinate which juz or para each person will read in a shared khatm. A common record replaces repeated updates to copied message lists.
Khatm.site
Shared purpose. Clear progress.
A collection of focused tools for organising Quraan khatms, tracking zikr and supporting personal reading and daily practice.
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- Community tool
- Use
- Individual & group
- Platform
- Mobile-friendly web
01 / The project
Less coordination. More focus.
Organising a group khatm through copied messages makes it difficult to keep one clear record of allocations and progress. Khatm.site addresses that practical problem with a shared place for assigning juz, also known as paras, and keeping track of contributions.
The project combines group organisation with tools for individual use. Alongside shared khatms and counters, the current public application includes a Quraan reader, a personal tasbih counter and an entry point for tracking daily deeds.
02 / What it does
Useful in the detail.
Each tool has a distinct role. Together they support shared participation and personal continuity without making every visit a complicated setup process.
Shared contribution counts
Track personal contributions alongside a group total for zikr and other recitations. A target gives the group a visible point to work towards.
A reader made for continuity
Choose a 13-line or 15-line layout, switch between Arabic and English, navigate pages and save a reading place. Reading statistics provide a view of recent activity.
A focused personal counter
The tasbih screen centres on a large tap control with decrement and reset actions. It works without signing in; the site also offers saving across devices for signed-in users.
03 / On screen
Small screens. Purposeful tools.
These mobile captures show the public entry points, Quraan reader and personal counter. The screenshots use a fresh browser session, without personal account information.
Choose the task
Separate entry points for group khatms, shared counters, reading and daily practice.
View live page (opens in a new tab)Continue reading
The 13-line reader with layout and language options, page navigation and reading-place controls.
View live page (opens in a new tab)Keep a personal count
A focused tap counter with clear controls and a visible running total.
View live page (opens in a new tab)Captured from the public website on 9 November 2026. Live pages may change. Select a screenshot to view it larger.
04 / The experience
A direct path to the task.
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Choose a purpose
Open the tool for a group khatm, a shared count, personal reading or a quick tasbih session.
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Take part
Use an allocation, contribute a count or continue reading with the relevant controls at hand.
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Return with continuity
Use saved progress and reading-place tools to pick up where the previous session ended.
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