Parents
You want to know your child is studying the right material and that someone is helping when you cannot. You can link to their account and see real progress.
Manhaj AI puts the actual Iraqi curriculum books for grades 1 to 12 on your child’s phone, and adds a patient Arabic-speaking tutor who answers questions about the exact page in front of them.


Most study apps replace the textbook with their own material, so what a child practises and what their teacher sets are two different things. Manhaj AI does the opposite. Your child opens the same book they use at school, page for page. When they get stuck, they ask about that page — and the answer comes from the page itself, with a reference back to it, not from somewhere else on the internet.

I read the page your child is on. Then I explain that page — not something like it.
The same pages as the printed book, readable on a phone. Zoom in, write on them, come back later.

You want to know your child is studying the right material and that someone is helping when you cannot. You can link to their account and see real progress.
The book you already have, with someone to ask at eleven at night when nobody else is awake.
Add video lessons and your own questions for the students an administrator has approved you to see.
Ask a question in Arabic and get an answer grounded in the page your child is looking at, with a link back to where it came from.

The page’s own words, spoken clearly — so a child who reads slowly can follow along instead of falling behind.

Questions from the curriculum, including past ministry papers by year, marked immediately with an explanation.
Which chapters are solid and which need another look. No points, no badges, no streaks.

A short, honest note about how the week went — sent to a parent, not to the child.

Manhaj AI is new. If you try it with your child and something is wrong, confusing, or missing, we would genuinely like to hear about it.
