Student Guide - Policies and Terms
Introduction and Message

Praise be to Allah who honored us with serving the Holy Quran and its sciences, and made us a means of spreading knowledge through the latest technological means. The Ijaazah.com platform seeks to:

  • Provide a safe and disciplined educational experience.
  • Combine administrative professionalism with an educational and spiritual ethos.
  • Guarantee the rights of the student, teacher, and administration equally.

These policies are considered an educational and administrative contract, and commitment to them is mandatory for the student or guardian upon registration. The Ijaazah.com platform is an educational company officially registered in the United States of America, Virginia State. All its activities are managed completely online, and there is no physical educational headquarters.

The educational process is overseen by a select group of male and female teachers from the Arab Republic of Egypt and the two Holy Mosques (Mecca and Medina). Classical Arabic is the mother tongue of the teachers. However, all teachers can communicate in the student's language (Arabic, English, or other available languages) to ensure clear explanations, easy understanding, and the best educational benefit.


Basic Definitions
  • Headquarters : United States of America - Virginia State.
  • Nature of Work : All activities and lessons are provided online through the electronic platform.
  • Teachers : From Egypt and the two Holy Mosques, their primary language is Arabic, and they can communicate in the student's language to ensure clear understanding.
  • Student : Any individual registered to benefit from the platform's services (including a minor and their guardian).
  • Guardian : The person responsible for monitoring a minor student and managing their financial and administrative obligations.
  • Session : A scheduled educational session (usually 30 or 60 minutes) between the student and the teacher.
  • Monthly Cycle : A billing period (approximately 28 days) on which fees and services are calculated.
  • Force Majeure : Exceptional circumstances beyond control, such as (global outages, natural disasters, epidemics).
Section One : Registration and Accounts
Article 1 : Registration Information
General Rule

The student/guardian is required to enter correct and complete information upon registration.

Required Information
  1. Full Name : As it appears in official documents.
    • Acceptable : Mohamed Ahmed Abdullah.
    • Unacceptable : Abu Youssef / Mohamed only.
  2. Date of Birth : To determine the age group.
    • Example: Mohamed Ahmed Abdullah 10/05/2012 (child → directed to children's teachers).
  3. Active Email : The primary means for sending invoices and alerts.
    • Inactive email = no invoices received.
  4. Correct Phone Number : For support and emergency communication.
  5. Country/City : To calculate time differences and organize the schedule.
  6. Preferred Language of Communication : Arabic/English.
  7. Student's Level : Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced, to design a suitable plan.
Required Information
  • If the data is incomplete → the account will not be created.
  • If it is intentionally misleading → the company has the right to suspend the account without compensation.
Article 2 : Personal Accounts
General Rule
  • The account is personal and designated for the student only.
  • It is not permissible to share the account with any third party (friend, relative).
Explanation
  • The reason is that sharing an account leads to schedule confusion, loss of the student's rights to follow-up and evaluation, and leakage of private data.
Practical Examples
  • Acceptable : The student uses their account by themselves only.
  • Unacceptable : A relative enters the session with their son's account without permission.
  • Unacceptable : Giving login information to a friend to attend the session.
Consequences
  • First violation : Written warning.
  • Repeated violation : Temporary account suspension.
  • Third repeated violation : Permanent cancellation without fee refund.
Article 3 : Account Cancellation
  1. By the student : The account can be requested for cancellation in writing after settling the outstanding fees.
  2. By the company : The company has the right to cancel the account if:
    • It was used for non-educational purposes.
    • Behavioral violations were repeated.
    • Incorrect data was used intentionally.
  3. Exceptions : In the event of force majeure circumstances for the student (long travel, serious illness) → the administration may agree to suspend the account instead of canceling it.
  4. Case Result Student's Right
    Incomplete data Account not created
    Intentionally misleading data Immediate cancellation
    Sharing account with others Warning → Suspension → Cancellation
    Cancellation request by student Cancellation after settling fees
    Proven force majeure Temporary account suspension
Section Two : Appointments and Sessions

Organizing appointments and sessions is the basis for the success of the educational process. Any disruption harms both the student and the teacher, which is why these rules have been clearly set.

Article 4 : Booking Sessions
General Rule

All appointments are set in advance through the official control panel or through technical support. Direct agreement between the student and teacher outside the platform is not allowed (to preserve the rights of both parties).

Explanation

The purpose of standardizing the booking mechanism is to:

  • Ensure the session is registered in the system.
  • Preserve rights in case of a problem or dispute
  • Enable the administration to monitor the schedule and service quality.
Examples :
  • Correct example : A guardian sets a schedule of 3 sessions per week through the control panel.
  • Incorrect example : A guardian agrees with the teacher during the lesson → these sessions will not be calculated, not recorded, and not compensated if canceled.
Article 5 : Absence and Postponement
General Rule

The student must notify the administration or technical support at least 12 hours in advance to cancel or postpone a session.

Acceptable Cases
  • Notification before 12 hours: The session is rescheduled within the same month.
  • Health emergency: With guardian's notification or a medical report.
  • Platform malfunction on the company's side: The student is granted a compensatory session.
Unacceptable Cases
  • Late notification (less than 12 hours in advance).
  • Absence without any notification.
  • Case Student's Notification Result Student's Right
    Cancellation before 12 hours Rescheduling ✔ Without loss
    Cancellation after 12 hours Session counted
    Absence without notification Session counted
    Delay less than 15 minutes Complete remaining time
    Delay more than 25 minutes Session void
Exceptions
  • Force majeure (emergency illness - death of a relative - general power outage)
  • Children (the administration may grant additional flexibility with strong justifications from the guardian).
Article 6 : Teacher Absence or Delay
General Rule

The teacher is committed to being present at the scheduled time, and any delay or absence is dealt with seriously.

Cases
  • Delay of one minute or more: The student must notify support immediately to ensure the incident is recorded.
  • Complete teacher absence: The student must be compensated (rescheduling or an alternative teacher).
  • Teacher cancellation before the appointment: The student is contacted to choose an alternative time.
  • Case Student's Action Administration's Decision Student's Right
    Teacher delayed 5 minutes Notify support Follow-up and accountability Time is compensated
    Teacher completely absent Notify support Provide an alternative/reschedule ✔ Full compensation
    Teacher canceled before the appointment Prior notification Set a new appointment ✔ Flexibility
Exceptions

If the reason for the absence is a force majeure excuse (power outage/teacher's health emergency), the situation is handled flexibly while ensuring the student's right.

Section Three : Administrative and Technical Policies
Article 7 : Devices and Connection
General Rule

The student must use a suitable device (computer or tablet) and a strong, stable internet connection to ensure an effective educational experience.

Explanation

Weak devices or internet affect the student's interaction and understanding. Adherence to this policy saves the student's and teacher's time and prevents the session from being wasted.

Basic Technical Requirements:

Item Minimum Requirement Recommended
Internet Speed 5 Mbps 10 Mbps or more
Device Computer/Tablet Computer with 4GB+ memory
Camera 480p resolution 720p or higher
Headphones/Microphone Basic With noise cancellation
Examples :
  • ✔ Student entered from a modern laptop + 10 Mbps internet → excellent experience.
  • ✘ Student entered from a weak phone + 1 Mbps internet → choppy sound, no compensation.
Exceptions

In the event of a general power or internet outage in the country → it is handled as a force majeure circumstance.

Article 8: Quality and Monitoring
General Rule

To ensure educational quality, the quality team has the right to enter or monitor sessions without prior notice.

Explanation

The goal is to monitor academic performance and teachers, and to protect the student. The team may participate silently or record notes.

Policies
  • Recording or filming the session by the student or guardian is prohibited without written consent from the administration.
  • Recordings made (by the platform) are used exclusively for :
    • Quality follow-up.
    • Teacher training.
    • Dispute resolution.
Examples
  • ✔ A supervisor attending the session without intervention → a normal procedure.
  • ✘ A guardian recording the screen and sending it on Facebook → a violation that warrants a warning or account cancellation.
Section Four : Fees and Payment
Article 9 : Payment Methods
General Rule

All tuition fees must be paid in advance using the company's approved payment methods.

Explanation

Advance payment ensures

  • Formal booking of the teacher's time.
  • Stability of the study schedule.
  • Regular payment of teachers' salaries.
  • The company does not approve any undocumented transfers or cash payments.

Accepted Payment Methods:

Method Status Notes
Credit Card (Visa / MasterCard) Via the control panel
PayPal Coming Soon
Apple Pay / Google Pay Coming Soon
Cash Payment Absolutely unacceptable
Examples :
  • ✔ A student paid by card and received a PDF invoice → correct.
  • ✘A student sent the amount via Western Union without permission → rejected and the booking is not confirmed.
Article 10: Payment and Scheduling Policy
General Rule

Fees must be paid in full before the first session begins. The invoice is issued automatically after payment. Lessons do not start until financial confirmation from the system is received. Communication with the teacher regarding financial details is strictly prohibited, and any violation exposes the student to suspension of their lessons.

The system sends the student four payment reminder notifications
  • First notification 3 days before the due date.
  • Second notification one day before.
  • Third notification on the due date with an automatic debit attempt (if automatic payment is activated).
  • Fourth notification one day after the delay.
Explanation

Advance payment ensures the teacher's commitment to the study schedule and does not disrupt other students. Electronic invoices document the financial rights of both the student and the teacher. Multiple payment notifications prevent forgetting or a sudden interruption.

A student who is late in payment:

  • Gets a grace period of only two days during which they can attend their lessons.
  • After two days of delay → the schedule automatically stops until payment is made.
Practical Examples
  • ✔ Student paid 3 days before the cycle begins → the schedule starts regularly.
  • ✘ Student did not pay despite receiving 4 notifications → the schedule is suspended until payment is made.
  • ✘ A guardian contacted the teacher directly about payment → temporary suspension of lessons and an official warning.
Notifications Table
Timing Alert
3 days before due date First notification via email + control panel
1 day before Second notification + WhatsApp message
Due date Third notification + automatic debit attempt
1 day after Final notification + temporary suspension of service
Article 11 : Refund Policy
General Rule

A cash refund is only permitted if requested before the start of the new session month. After the first session of the month begins → there is no cash refund.

Explanation

The reason is that the teacher is allocated a specific time, and it cannot be compensated if the student withdraws suddenly.

Instead of a refund, the student can
  • Be granted academic credit for later use.
  • Have the subscription transferred to a family member.
Examples
  • ✔ A student paid on August 25, requested cancellation on August 30 before the start of September → a partial refund (transfer fees are deducted).
  • ✘ A student attended two sessions and then requested a refund → unacceptable.
Article 12 : Discounts and Grants
General Rule

The company offers family discounts and coupons only according to announced policies.

Explanation
  • Family discount: Applied automatically to linked accounts after the primary account subscribes.
  • Coupons: Sometimes granted for occasions (Ramadan - competitions - partnerships).
Discounts Table
Type Percentage Conditions
Family Discount 10-15 % Starting from the second family member
Coupons Variable As per the official announcement
Article 13 : Cancellation and Rescheduling
General Rule

The administration must be notified or the appointment must be modified in the system 12 hours before the session. Sessions canceled without notification → are counted as if they took place.

Examples
  • ✔ A female student sent a cancellation notification 15 hours before the session → it can be rescheduled within the same month.
  • ✘ A student did not attend and did not notify → the session is counted and not compensated.
Article 14 : Exceptional Cases
Exceptions

In the event of force majeure circumstances (death - severe illness - natural disaster) → the request for an exception will be considered by the administration upon submission of proof. Free compensatory sessions or a special discount may be granted according to the administration's decision.

Section Five : Attendance and Discipline
Article 15 : Absence and Delay

The student must commit to entering the session at the scheduled time. Any delay by the student reduces the session time and is not compensated. If the student does not join within the first 25 minutes of the session → the session is considered void, and the teacher has the right to leave 5 minutes before the end. In case of absence, the student must notify the administration or technical support at least 12 hours in advance. Sessions for which no absence is notified are counted as complete and are not rescheduled. When the student's delay or absence is repeated, the administration is not responsible for their academic progress.

Explanation

The teacher is committed to a fixed schedule with several students, and any delay from one student harms the schedule of the rest of the students. Adherence to appointments reflects the student's seriousness and respect for knowledge and the teacher. Repeated delay and absence are recorded in the student's file and affect their academic evaluation. Notifying of absence 12 hours in advance helps the administration utilize the teacher's time with other students or academic tasks.

Practical Examples
  • ✔ A student was 5 minutes late → they only complete the remaining session time.
  • ✔ A female student notified the administration 14 hours before the appointment → she has the right to reschedule within the same month.
  • ✘ A student was absent for 30 minutes of a 45-minute session → it is counted in full and not compensated.
  • ✘ A student did not notify and was absent for the first 25 minutes → the session is void, and the teacher leaves 5 minutes before the end.
  • ✘ A female student did not notify and was absent for the entire session → it is considered counted and not rescheduled.
Consequences
  • Gradual warnings
    • First delay or absence without notification: Official warning.
    • Repeated absence without notification: Session counted + written warning.
  • Additional measures
    • Temporary suspension of the schedule for repeated absence.
    • If the problem persists → the administration has the right to terminate the student's subscription.
Article 16 : Technical Presence (Camera + Microphone)
General Rule

The student must commit to turning on the camera and microphone during the session, unless there is an acceptable excuse. The teacher is also obligated to keep their camera on throughout the session. The student must wear modest and appropriate clothing when the camera is on. If the teacher is a woman:

  • She opens the camera for the educational session.
  • It is prohibited for any man to pass or sit in front of the camera out of respect for her privacy.
Explanation

Visual and auditory communication is an essential element in the success of distance education. Closing the camera weakens learning effectiveness and makes academic evaluation difficult. The session is a formal educational environment, not a personal one; therefore, adherence to appearance and manners reflects seriousness and respect.

  • Temporary internet weakness
    • The teacher must be notified immediately.
    • The lost time is not compensated.
  • Having a legitimate reason or an acceptable excuse
    • Must be discussed with the administration in advance to obtain approval.
Examples
  • ✔ A female student opened the camera and mic, and appeared in modest clothing → the session was productive.
  • ✔ A student's internet was disconnected for 5 minutes and they notified the teacher immediately → the session continues without compensation for the time.
  • ✘ A female student attended in inappropriate clothing and refused to open the camera → the administration intervenes and issues a warning.
  • ✘ A student kept the mic off the whole time without justification → weak interaction and a violation is recorded.
Consequences
  • First violation: Official warning.
  • Repeated violation: Written warning and session suspension.
  • Persistence in non-compliance: Temporary suspension or termination of subscription by administrative decision.
Article 17: Temporary Interruption During the Session
General Rule

If the student is forced to leave the session temporarily (due to an emergency), the lost time is not compensated.

Explanation

The teacher is committed to a consecutive schedule, so they cannot extend the time.

Example
  • ✔ A student left for 3 minutes to drink water → the session continues normally.
  • ✘ A student was absent for half an hour out of 45 minutes → the session is considered complete and is not redone.
Article 18 : Monitoring Attendance (Quality)
General Rule

The administration has the right to have an academic supervisor join any session without prior notice to monitor quality.

Explanation

goal : to ensure the teacher's adherence to teaching policy and to monitor the student's seriousness. This presence is not considered a violation of the student's privacy, but a procedure to ensure service improvement.

Article 19 : Participation in Additional Activities
General Rule

The student may be asked to participate in competitions, group reviews, or evaluations. Participation is not mandatory unless it is part of their educational plan.

Explanation

Some packages (such as the intensive memorization track) require periodic tests. These tests are part of the student's academic performance evaluation. If a test requires a meeting, this time is counted from the student's regular lessons.

Article 20 : Behavior and Discipline
Section 1

Topics and Behavior During the Session General Rule: It is strictly prohibited to:

  • Bring up personal or non-academic topics.
  • Interrupt the teacher inappropriately
  • Make noises or sounds during the session.
  • Use foul language or sarcastic comments.
Explanation

goal: to respect the sanctity of the Holy Quran and Islamic sciences.

Adherence to appropriate behavior maintains the focus of both the student and the teacher.

Any repeated violation leads to: an official warning → account suspension → cancellation of the subscription in case of persistence.

Examples
  • ✔ A female student participated regularly and in a calm voice.
  • ✘ A student brings up personal topics and interrupts the teacher.
Section 2 : Learning Environment
General Rule

The student must choose a quiet place free of distractions during the session.

Explanation

Distance learning is directly affected by the environment. Sitting in a crowded place or one with loud noises weakens the quality of education and affects the student themselves. The administration is not responsible for compensating for time lost due to the student's negligence in choosing a suitable environment.

Examples
  • ✔ A female student attended in a private room → the session was productive.
  • ✘ A student sat in a noisy cafe → the session was unproductive.
Section 3 : Dealing with the Holy Quran
General Rule

The student must show full respect for the Holy Quran during the session: in pronunciation, recitation, and handling the Mushaf.

Explanation

The Quran is the book of Allah, it is not treated like any ordinary subject. It is recommended for the student to be in a state of purity during recitation. Exaggerated joking or dealing with the verses without reverence is prohibited.

Examples
  • ✔ A student sat with dignity and maintained a quiet voice.
  • ✘ A student recites verses mockingly or with a joke.
Section 4 : The Etiquette of Listening and Responding
General Rule

Adherence to the etiquette of listening and responding with the teacher.

Explanation

It is not permissible to raise one's voice or interrupt the teacher without reason. Responses should be in appropriate phrases (such as: ' حاضر ' (present/understood) - ' جزاك الله خيرا' (May Allah reward you with good)) .

Examples
  • ✔ A female student answered politely after the explanation was finished
  • ✘ A student interrupted the teacher more than once in an impolite manner.
Section 5 : General Prohibitions
General Rule

: It is strictly prohibited to:

  • Use foul language.
  • Engage in political or sectarian discussions.
  • Spread ideas that contradict the creed of the people of the Sunnah and Jama'ah.
Explanation

The platform is an Islamic educational environment, not a place for external debates or discussions.

General Consequences
  • Official warning for the first violation.
  • Written warning and temporary account suspension for a repeat offense.
  • Permanent cancellation of the subscription in case of persistence
Article 21 : Dealing with Peers
General Rule

In the event of group activities or competitions, the student must respect their peers and avoid mocking them.

Examples
  • ✔ A student encouraged their colleague despite their recitation mistake.
  • ✘ A female student mocked her colleague during recitation.
Article 22 : Sessions Designated for Children
General Rule

If the student is a child, the guardian is responsible for preparing them before the session and monitoring them in a manner appropriate for their age.

Exceptions

It is encouraged for one of the parents to attend the first two sessions to monitor the approach. It is not preferred to leave a child unattended if they are under 7 years old.

Article 23 : Behavioral Penalties
General Rule

The company reserves the right to take gradual measures against any student who does not adhere to proper manners:

  • Verbal warning from the teacher.
  • Written warning from the administration.
  • Account suspension for a specific period.
  • Permanent cancellation of the contract in case of repetition.
Article 24 : Payment Methods
General Rule

Payment is made only through the company's official platforms:

  • Credit or debit card (Visa - MasterCard).
  • The payment gateway on the control panel.
  • Other options (PayPal - Apple Pay - Google Pay) when activated.
Exceptions

It is prohibited to transfer fees directly to the teacher's account or to a person outside the system. The company is not responsible for any payment outside the approved platforms.

Article 25 : Invoices and Notifications
General Rule

An electronic invoice is issued for each payment. The system sends 4 notifications to remind of renewal:

  • 3 days before the payment date.
  • One day before.
  • On the due date with an automatic payment attempt (if possible).
  • One day after the delay.
Exceptions

The goal is to prevent a sudden interruption of sessions due to forgetting to pay.

Article 26 : Delay in Payment
General Rule

In case of non-payment after the balance runs out:

  • The student can temporarily continue for only two days.
  • After that, the schedule stops until payment is made.
Exceptions

The administration has the right to cancel the schedule and delete the booking after a full week of delay.

Article 27 : Cancellation and Refund Policy
General Rule

The refund can be requested only before the start of the first session of the month. Transfer and banking transaction fees are deducted from the amount. After the sessions begin, the student does not have the right to request any refund.

Examples
  • ✔ A student paid on January 1, requested cancellation on January 2 before starting → the amount is refunded minus the fees.
  • ✘ A student attended one session and then requested cancellation → the amount is not refunded.
Article 28 : Rescheduling (Make-up Classes)
General Rule

Canceled sessions can be rescheduled only if a notification was given 12 hours in advance. These sessions must be completed within the same month and are not carried over to the next month.

Exceptions

goal: to control teachers' commitments and prevent the accumulation of postponed sessions.

Article 29: Discounts and Offers
General Rule

There are two types of discounts:

  • discount: When more than one person from the same family subscribes, an automatic discount is added to the linked accounts.
  • Coupon Codes: Granted by the administration in special cases (such as occasions or marketing campaigns).
Exceptions

More than one discount cannot be combined on the same invoice.

Article 30 : Adherence to Payment Policy
General Rule

Failure to adhere to the payment policy may lead to:

  • Account suspension.
  • Cancellation of future sessions.
  • Rejection of any refund or compensation request.
Section Six: Technical Support and Data Protection
Article 31: Official Technical Support Channels
General Rule

The student communicates with the support team only through the official channels:

  • The control panel (Support section / Support tickets)
  • The company's official WhatsApp number.
  • The company's approved email address.
Explanation

Any communication outside of these channels (such as personal numbers of teachers or their personal email) is not approved and the company is not responsible for it. Direct communication with the teacher or via their personal number is strictly prohibited unless there is an official written permission from the administration. The support team is responsible for solving technical problems or redirecting the student to the competent administration.

Illustrative Table
Channel Accepted Unacceptable
Control Panel
Official Email ✘ Personal employee email
Support WhatsApp ✘ Teacher's WhatsApp
Exceptions

In case of an extreme emergency (e.g., the teacher did not attend the session) → urgent communication can be made with the supervisor present in the lesson, but the report must be officially recorded later through the approved channels.

Article 32: Technical Support Working Hours
General Rule

The support team is available 24 hours a day.

Explanation

The goal is to ensure a quick response to problems and not disrupt sessions.

Article 33: Official Communication Channels via the Group

Communication with the administration and technical support is exclusively through the official group designated for the student and their guardian. The presence of the student and guardian in this group allows for:

  • A 24-hour technical support team to receive inquiries and respond immediately.
  • Academic supervision to monitor the student's progress and ensure the quality of the educational process.
  • Student guidance to provide advice and direction regarding the learning path.
  • The financial team (accountant) to respond to any financial inquiries or invoices directly.
  • Senior management to monitor the progress of the process and ensure the highest levels of quality.

The guardian is committed to using the group for all official correspondence, and direct private communication with any employee outside the group is considered unapproved and does not entail any obligation on the part of the administration.

Article 34: Data Confidentiality
General Rule

All student data is kept strictly confidential and is not shared with any third party.

Explanation

The data includes: Name - Age - Email - Phone number - Address - Payment information. No employee or teacher has the right to request additional data such as payment card numbers or passwords.

Article 35: Permitted Use of Data
General Rule

Student data is only allowed to be used for:

  • Organizing sessions and schedules.
  • Issuing invoices and payments.
  • Sending academic notifications or internal educational offers.
Explanation

The data will not be used for any external advertising purpose without written permission from the student.

Article 36: Account Protection
General Rule

The student is responsible for:

  • Maintaining the confidentiality of their login information (username and password).
  • Not sharing the account with anyone else.
Explanation

Any activity performed through the account is considered the responsibility of its original owner.

Article 37: Digital Security
General Rule

The website and panel are equipped with security systems (SSL - encryption). The company is not responsible for the student's use of insecure devices or public networks that may expose their data to risk.

Examples
  • ✔ Using a personal computer with a secure home network.
  • ✘ Logging in from a public internet cafe with a weak password.
Article 38: Quality Monitoring
General Rule

The supervision team has the right to enter some sessions randomly to monitor quality and performance.

Exceptions

The goal is to ensure teachers' compliance with standards. The presence of the quality team is not considered a violation of the student's privacy, but a procedure to ensure service improvement.

Section Seven : Complaints and Dispute Resolution
Article 39 : Channels for Submitting Complaints
General Rule

Complaints are submitted only through official channels:

  • The complaints form on the control panel.
  • The official email address.
  • The support section via WhatsApp (in emergency cases).
Explanation

Any complaint sent through unofficial means (such as messages directly to the teacher) is not considered approved.

goal: to organize and officially document complaints.

Article 40: Complaint Content
General Rule

The complaint must contain:

  • The student's name.
  • The account number or registered email.
  • A clear description of the problem or incident.
  • Evidence if available (screenshot, conversation recording, session time).
Explanation

General complaints such as: "The teacher is not good" without details do not help in finding a solution. The administration needs accurate data to verify and resolve the complaint.

Article 41: Response Timeframe
General Rule

The initial response to the complaint is made within 48 business hours. The maximum time to resolve the complaint or give a final decision is 7 business days.

Explanation

goal: to reassure the student that their voice is heard and not leave them in limbo.

Article 42: Complaint Processing Stages
  • Receip and Documentation : Recording the complaint in the system.
  • Verification : Reviewing session logs, chats, and teacher reports.
  • Communication : Requesting additional clarification from the student or teacher if necessary.
  • Solution : Issuing a decision (compensation, rescheduling, teacher replacement, or rejection).
  • Notification : Sending the final result to the student officially.
Article 43: Escalation
General Rule

If the student is not satisfied with the decision:

  • They can request a review of the complaint by senior management.
  • If the dispute remains, the matter can be escalated to the board of directors as a final step.
Explanation

Escalation is not permitted until the regular processing stages are completed. The goal: to resolve disputes gradually and with the least harm to both parties.

Article 44: Dealing with Teachers
General Rule

If the complaint concerns the teacher's behavior or performance:

  • An investigation is conducted confidentially to protect the privacy of all parties.
  • The teacher's salary is not deducted until negligence or error is proven.
  • The student has the right to request a change of teacher if there are logical reasons.
Article 45: Financial Disputes
General Rule

Any dispute regarding payments or compensation is decided by the accounts department. If the dispute continues, senior management has the right to make a final decision on it.

Explanation

This includes: discounts, refunds, payment delays, or refusal of compensation.

Article 46: Complaint Confidentiality
General Rule

All complaints are handled with complete confidentiality . Complaint details are not shared with any unrelated party.

Section Eight: General and Concluding Provisions
Article 47 : Legal Reference
General Rule

These policies are subject to the laws of the United States of America - Virginia State, where the company's legal headquarters is located.

  • Since the activity is conducted entirely online, all contracts are considered electronic contracts binding on both parties.
Explanation

This ensures the company's compliance with official laws in financial, electronic, and educational aspects. Legal authorities have the right to intervene in cases of major disputes.

Article 48: Policy Amendments
General Rule

The company reserves the right to amend these policies at any time to serve the interest of the educational process. Students are notified of amendments via email or the control panel. The student's continued attendance of sessions after being notified of the amendment is considered implied consent to the new terms.

Explanation

Amendments may be the result of:

  • Technical updates.
  • Changes in payment methods.
  • Development in educational services.
Article 49: Company Responsibility
General Rule

The company is responsible for:

  • Providing a safe and organized educational environment.
  • Selecting teachers who are qualified legally and academically.
  • Protecting student data.
  • Providing technical support.
Explanation

The company is not responsible for:

  • The student's weak internet connection.
  • The student's use of unsuitable devices.
  • The student's violation of the terms stated in these policies.
Article 50: Student Responsibility
General Rul

The student is responsible for:

  • Providing correct and complete information upon registration (name, email, phone, age).
  • Adhering to session times and the mentioned rules.
  • Paying fees on time.
  • Using the account personally only.
Explanation

Any manipulation of data or account sharing leads to the suspension of service without compensation.

Article 51: Force Majeure
General Rule

In the event of force majeure circumstances beyond control (natural disasters, wars, global technical crises):

  • The company is exempt from responsibility for any temporary suspension of services.
  • Students will be compensated later according to available capabilities.
Article 52 : Termination of the Contractual Relationship
General Rule

The student has the right to stop their subscription according to the mentioned cancellation and refund policy. The company has the right to terminate the student's relationship with the service in case of:

  • Repeated violation of policies.
  • Abuse of teachers or staff.
  • Continuous delay in payment.
Article 53: Document Validity
General Rule

These policies come into effect on the date of their publication on the company's official website. They remain valid until they are officially replaced or amended.

Explanation

These policies were created to ensure an organized educational environment that preserves the rights of the student, teacher, and administration, and guarantees the continuation of providing a high-quality Quranic service with a spirit of respect and commitment.

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