Learning Simulators

Explore a Tazkia-inspired campus, attend lessons and build your own notebook during five student days.

Carry your student notebook or start independently. Explore work and family life through five days of professional decisions.

Continue with your notebook and experience, or start independently. Explore teaching, public responsibility and the legacy of your choices.

Serve customers, face extortion, care for family responsibilities and discover a journal drawn from events you actually experienced.

A new promotion, shifting expectations and family waiting at home. Complete reports, set boundaries and reflect on how you treat others under pressure.

From the studio to the waiting room, scene by scene. Respond to betrayed privacy, meet fans with care and find a quiet moment at Ujang’s cart.

Home, five morning tasks and often unseen work. Cook, care for children, share responsibilities and respect Sri’s rights.

The kitchen before the platform, family between office tasks. Inspect invoices, plan school pickup and share responsibilities with Fikri.

Choose catering, garment making or a bakery at home or a shop. Manage orders, separate household and business cash, and four workers’ rights.

Spend a week with Rahmat in Kota Marga. Pick up and deliver orders, face instalments, make time for prayer and return to family.

Morning platforms, office documents and a baby at home. Plan Aditya’s commute, inspect invoices, face workplace pressure and reflect on the choices you bring home.

Choose a print shop, welding workshop or catering business. Manage production, receivables, permits and six workers’ wages. Separate cash from contract promises in Two Books.

A rainy family afternoon: a glowing phone, a child’s homework, and an ordinary routine suddenly interrupted.

A warm sunset, the dining-room fan, and a waiting family meal. Hasan arrives tired; two sips precede a farewell.

A cold procurement office, payment files, city drizzle, and a luxury home that falls silent.

Walk through a detailed neighborhood with houses, cars, and motorcycles. Greet friends, pet a cat, and manage calls, chats, and game alerts. Each interaction adds a 5-second stop. Keep going even when late, then learn about joining prayer late.

Build transactions in a trading lane: consent, ownership, clear goods and prices.

Reconstruct deliveries, protect buyers’ options, and calculate defect compensation.

Investigate concealed defects, fake bids, and harmful hoarding in an afternoon market.

Audit manifests, inspect cargo, and distinguish contractual uncertainty from business risk.

Examine gold weights, currency receipt, and additions for extending debt.

Sequence murabahah, calculate actual profit shares, and distinguish business loss from negligence.

Edit workshop agreements: defined benefits, trial periods, and limits on stipulations.

Plan harvest orders and understand the limits of salam, incidental uncertainty, and gifts.

Walk a 3D village, knock from door to door, hear each family in their living room, then settle the estate and every heir's share.

Explore an interior inspired by the Prophet's Mosque: practise entering, greeting the mosque with prayer, keeping quiet and clean, and respecting worshippers through interactive situations.

Prepare for Umrah in 3D: explore Bir Ali, practise ihram on an aircraft, and learn clothing guidance, intention, talbiyah and ihram restrictions.

Seven circuits of a three-dimensional Ka'bah — istilam, the Yemeni Corner du'a, prayer behind Maqam Ibrahim, then Zamzam.

Enter the Mas'a by the east gate, make du'a at Mount Safa, seven laps between Safa and Marwah jogging between the green lights, then tahallul.

A 3D Umrah tahallul lesson: guidance for men and women, the virtue of shaving, hair trimming and tool hygiene checks.

Accompany one deceased from the house of mourning to the grave — washing, shrouding, the prayer, and burial as the sunnah teaches.

Walk the village reckoning zakat: gold, trade, livestock, crops, treasure, fitr, and the eight recipients.

A goldsmiths' street at dusk: gold shop, silver kiosk, bank and a salaried clerk's home — nisab, karat, jewellery, savings, debts, the solar year, then the case desk.

A distributor's warehouse in working hours: stock racks, loading dock, receivables office, production floor — Fatwa 050's formula read post by post, then tested on nine balance sheets, traps included.

Terraces at first light: rain-fed plot, irrigation pump, granary, date-and-grape orchard, the assessor's hall — 10% / 5% / 7.5%, five wasq in three kilogram estimates, kinds and varieties, kharsh, rented land.

Goat pen, cattle valley, camel well, herder's post, the collector's office: grazing, the camel-cattle-sheep tables exactly as the book prints them, waqash, offspring, partnerships, the missing age.

A village the night before Eid: family home, communal kitchen, mosque courtyard, a neighbour's house, the prayer ground — who pays for whom, sa' and kilograms, the staple, timing, entrusting, and money only when urgent.

An old dig, a mine mouth, a lost-and-found post, a pearl beach, the inspector's office: rikaz at 20% with no nisab, minerals at 2.5% with one, lost property, state land, sea produce, honey — two rulings often confused, kept apart.

A day at home, from waking to sleeping again — in every room, the doa read there, verbatim from the Doa class.

From the Eid prayer to the pen and the hall: timing, the animal's age, the four defects, sharing, and dividing the meat — with no slaughter shown.

The seventh morning at a family home: tahnik with a date, choosing a name Allah loves, two matching sheep, the shaving, and why ‘aqiqah is not the Rajab sacrifice — every step with its hadith.