Requires signing in
- • Saving your results
- • Following your progress
- • Returning to earlier sessions
- • Using the paths that require an account
- • Saving your account and language settings
Help
Help centre
Search for an answer, or choose the section related to the step or tool you want to use.
Help guides
All published guides
How do I prepare a dialogue session?
Choose the topic, the counterpart and the level before you begin.
How do I start training?
You can start straight away with one of the training paths; the assessment is not required first.
Where do I find my saved sessions?
Completed sessions, drafts and training results are on the “My progress” page.
Can other people see my analyses?
Whether an analysis is visible depends on the privacy setting chosen for it.
How do I search the library?
Use the type, the topic and the search words together.
Trouble signing in
If you cannot sign in, try the following steps.
How do I choose an objection to practise?
Start with an objection you actually meet, not the hardest on the list.
Privacy and data
Account and training data is used to run the features the user asks for, such as signing in, running sessions, and saving the progress and results linked to the account.
Responsible use of the platform
Daiyah Mentor is an educational and training platform that helps you practise dialogue skills, organise information and make use of digital and AI tools.
How do I create a new analysis?
Choose the input type first — the rest of the form follows it.
How do I find an earlier analysis?
Open the “My analyses” page from your account.
How do I change my password?
From “My account”, in the security section — you need the current password.
Connection lost, or a save that would not go through
If a message says the save failed, the cause may be a brief interruption in your connection or an expired sign-in session.
A link that could not be read
Check the shape of the address, and that the page is open to everyone.
A file that would not upload
A file may fail to upload because of its type, its size, or a temporary problem while sending.
A result or report that could not be prepared
The attempt is saved — it is the result alone that is late.
Start from the right section
Choose the part that matches the question or the task you are trying to finish.
Dialogue, questions and objections
An explanation of the training types and how sessions are set up.
Getting started with the platform
The account, browsing and the main sections of the platform.
Training and assessment
How to start training, use the introductory assessment and review session results.
The assistant and the library
Using the Daiyah Mentor assistant, searching the library and managing analyses.
Account and sign in
Signing in, resetting the password and reaching saved sessions.
Technical problems
Uploading files, lost connections, and saves or results that could not be completed.
What would you like to do?
Choose your goal and we will point you to the right place on the platform.
Suggested destination
Conversation training
Choose a topic, your role in the conversation, and a difficulty, then start a practice session.
Get to know the Daiyah Mentor tools
Each tool plays a different part in the training.
What needs signing in?
You can try it without an account
- • Browsing the site's pages
- • Reading the tool guides
- • Trying some starting points where available
- • Browsing the help centre
Frequent questions
No. The assistant is a tool for training and organising information. It is not a religious ruling and does not replace consulting scholars and specialists in specialised matters.
A number of pages and public materials can be browsed without an account. Saving sessions and results and using some tools requires signing in.
You can start straight away with dialogue training or analysing questions and objections. If you are not sure where to begin, you can take an introductory assessment first.
Dialogue training focuses on interaction within a conversational situation, while training in questions and objections focuses on building a complete answer to a specific question.
Review the note after every session, and pick one or two points to apply in the next attempt instead of trying to change everything at once.