Memorization mode would be a dream come true. I would like to add to dlerabdulah idea for a memorization mode.

To differentiate Tarteel’s memorization experience from basic repetition modes available in other apps, I am proposing a hybrid memorization mode that integrates listening, recitation, and intelligent feedback using speech recognition:

1) Dual-Phase Memorization Flow:

Phase A – Listening: The user listens to the recitation of the verse(s) by a selected sheikh, as in the current listening mode. This ensures that the user does not memorize from mispronounced personal reading.

Phase B – Recitation: The user then recites the verse(s), similar to the current recitation mode. This is the "typical repetition" aspect of memorizing.

2) Real-Time Mistake Detection:

The app would use the typical speech-to-text to detect and flag errors, such as tashkeel mistakes, omissions, incorrect words or mispronunciation. Flagged mistakes should be highlighted to the user per-usual as in the current recitation mode.

3) Progressive Hiding for Memorization:

Instead of hiding the full verse at once, the app should gradually hide portions of the verse from the beginning, as users typically recall the start more easily. As the user progress in their memorization, the amount of words being hidden should also increase.

4) Adaptive Memorization Schedule:

Introduce pseudo-random hiding of verse segments, while prioritizing parts where past mistakes occurred. This strengthens weak points in the user’s memorization and ensures balanced retention.

These enhancements build on current Tarteel features—speech recognition, verse-by-verse navigation, and listening/recitation modes. Similar to OP's suggestion: the range of ayas should be adjusted based on user input. Jazakum allah khair!,

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