Usmani Academy expands an agentic AI platform into US Islamic schools

Usmani Academy, a Wichita, Kansas-based Islamic edtech organization, is expanding two flagship products across Islamic schools in the United States. Sarkaar is a school-management platform built as an agentic AI system from the ground up rather than legacy software with AI features bolted on, handling Hifdh (Qur'an memorization) tracking and halal-compliant finance workflows tailored to how Islamic schools actually operate. AI RoboVision is a K-12 curriculum spanning artificial intelligence, robotics, IoT and immersive technology, taught through an Islamic ethical framework and delivered both by onsite instructors visiting campuses and through online courses. Both are already in active pilots and partnerships with Islamic schools nationwide. The bet underlying both products is one worth naming plainly: Muslim institutions building their own technology stack, purpose-designed around their own operational and pedagogical needs, rather than adapting a generic platform after the fact and hoping the fit is close enough.

This is a QeRN summary by Ahmed Qerni. Read the original at OpenPR: https://www.openpr.com/news/4571257/usmani-academy-brings-ai-powered-education-tools-to-islamic.