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What Mektebi is

Mektebi helps a mosque run its mekteb. The mosque and its muallims publish the teaching, and the platform only hosts it.

Chapter 1 of 10 · Mektebi 1.3 · checked on October 24, 2026

Contents
  1. What Mektebi is
  2. Your data stays yours
  3. People and roles
  4. How teaching is organised
  5. Languages
  6. Apps and updates
  7. Messages, notices and emails
  8. AI features
  9. Security and privacy
  10. Versions and what's new

Mektebi is an online platform that helps a mosque run its Qur'an school, the mekteb. It gives the xhami one place for its classes, its teachers, its families and its everyday messages.

The mosque is the heart of it

Every mosque on Mektebi has its own space. That space holds its school years, its levels, its courses, its muallims, its students and their parents. A mosque sees only its own space. No other mosque can see its people, grades, attendance or messages. A mosque may choose to share a course, teaching content only, through the Library.

A person who belongs to a mosque meets that mosque's name and teaching, not a general school catalogue. The mosque is the one that people know and trust, and Mektebi is built around that.

Who decides what is taught

The mosque and its muallims decide. They write the courses, choose the lessons and set the assignments. They are also the ones who answer for what is taught.

Mektebi does not write, check or approve the teaching content. The platform hosts it and keeps it running. If a parent has a question about a lesson, the first person to ask is the muallim or the imam of the mosque.

Who runs the platform

Mektebi is built and run by FETOSOFT DOOEL, a software company in Kumanovo, North Macedonia. FETOSOFT hosts the platform on behalf of each mosque. You can reach the team at support@fetosoft.com.

Who decides about the data

The mosque decides what is recorded about its students, parents and teachers, and who may see it. FETOSOFT looks after that data on the mosque's behalf and follows the mosque's instructions. The chapter Your data stays yours says more about this.

Getting started

A new mosque registers on the website and is guided through a short setup checklist. The checklist ticks each step by itself once the work is done: the mosque's details, the school year, the levels, the rooms, the courses, a first group and the first people. Nobody has to tick a box by hand, and a mosque can leave the checklist and come back to it later.

Mekteb Demo overview with setup progress, counts of students and muallims, and a list of open tasks.
The imam's start page shows at a glance what needs attention.
The "Set up your mekteb" page: 6 of 7 steps done, with the Mosque details step open.
Setup is a short list of steps you can do in any order.

The people who run the mekteb, usually the imam, the board and a few helpers, are the admins of the mosque. Chapter People and roles explains who else takes part and what each person sees.

Binding texts

This book explains Mektebi in plain words. The binding texts are the privacy policy, the data processing agreement and the terms. If anything here differs from them, those texts apply.

The privacy policy and the data processing agreement are the binding texts. This book explains them in plain words; where they differ, they apply.