AQCertificate check
Is this certificate genuine?
Colleges, employers and organisers can check any Aayaatul Quran Certificate of Completion here. Type the number printed on it and scan.
Gate 01Where to find the number
Top right, beside the logo
Every certificate carries its own number, printed at the top right of the page next to the Aayaatul Quran logo. The learner’s full name is printed across the middle, in capital letters.
It always starts with AQ
Then a dash and at least three digits: AQ-001, AQ-027, AQ-1042.
One number for one learner
It is created once, when a learner who has passed all 50 levels first opens their certificate. It never changes and is never given to anyone else.
Only Aayaatul Quran numbers
This page checks certificates issued by Aayaatul Quran and nothing else.
Gate 02Reading the result
Three stamps, one clear answer
Every scan ends with one stamp on the ticket. Here is what each one means and what to do next.
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Valid
The certificate is genuine. You see the first name and the initial of the surname, the issue date and the course. Compare the name with the one printed on the certificate.
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On hold
The certificate was issued but is not valid at the moment — for example while a question about it is checked. Do not accept it for now, and contact us with the number.
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Not found
No Aayaatul Quran certificate has this number. Check every character first — the letter O and the digit 0 are easy to mix up — then write to us if it is still not found.
Gate 03For colleges, employers & organisers
Good to know
Plain answers for anyone who is handed an Aayaatul Quran certificate.
- CollegesAdmissions & study circles
- EmployersApplications & interviews
- OrganisersEvents, prizes & programmes
Why is only the first name and an initial shown?
To protect the learner’s privacy. This public page never shows a full name, a mobile number or any other personal detail. Compare the first name and the initial with the full name printed on the certificate in front of you.
What does “on hold” mean?
The certificate was issued, but it is not valid at the moment — for example while a question about it is being checked. Please do not accept it for now, and contact us with the number so we can help.
The number was not found. Is the certificate fake?
Not always. First check the number for typing mistakes: the letter O and the digit 0 are easy to mix up. Numbers are created only when a learner who has passed all 50 levels opens their certificate.
If it is still not found, send us the number and a photo of the certificate, and we will look into it.
What does the certificate prove?
That the learner registered with Aayaatul Quran, read all 501 ayahs across the 50 levels, and answered every level’s three questions correctly — three out of three, level by level, in order.
Can I link to a result?
Yes. Every check has its own address, such as aayaatulquran.com/verify/?n=AQ-001. Open it and the scan runs straight away — handy for an admissions file or an email to a colleague.
Can this page check Flowers of Quran or Pearls of Quran certificates?
No. Each programme is separate and keeps its own records, so this page checks Aayaatul Quran numbers (AQ-…) only. Please check other certificates on the website of the programme that issued them.
Does the learner find out that I checked?
No. A check only reads the certificate’s status. We keep a short record of which numbers were checked and when, so we can spot misuse — but nobody is notified, and nothing about you or the check is added to the learner’s account.
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