For families

Help that finds what your child hasn't understood yet.

Murshid is used through your child's school. Here is what it does for your family, and how to ask your school about it.

For parents For students

For parents

The concept, not just the mark

See the specific idea your child keeps getting wrong, so help at home is targeted.

Your child's own progress

Progress compared with your child's own past work, never a ranking against classmates.

You control consent

Grant or revoke consent for AI processing at any time. Revoking takes effect immediately.

Their data stays theirs

Your child's data is never used to train AI, and every AI interaction is recorded.

**Parental controls**Parents grant or revoke AI-processing consent for their child at any time. Revoking blocks the tutor immediately.

For students

Find what you don't get yet

Murshid spots the one rule that keeps tripping you up, so you fix it once instead of practising everything.

A tutor, not a cheat sheet

It asks you the next good question. It will not do your homework, and that is the point.

Your teacher is in the loop

Your teacher decides what the tutor can help with, and can see the conversations.

Tutor

Solve: 2x + 6 = 14

Visible to your teacher

Just give me the answer.I won't give you the answer, but I'll help you get there. What is being done to x in 2x + 6?It's multiplied by 2, then 6 is added.Exactly. To undo “+ 6”, what can you do to both sides of the equation?Subtract 6? So 2x = 8.Good. One step is left to get x on its own. What undoes “multiplied by 2”?Divide by 2, so x = 4!Check it yourself: 2 × 4 + 6 = 14. It works. You solved it.

Ask your school

Would you like Murshid at your child's school?

Write a short message to your school. You send it yourself; this website stores nothing.

Your message:Dear school team, I am the parent of a student at your school. I recently heard about Murshid (murshid.qa), a platform that helps teachers find the concepts a student keeps getting wrong, with children's data protected under PDPPL. Would the school consider using it, or running a pilot? Thank you.