حفظ القرآن
Hifz ul Quran
حفظ القرآن
Memorisation — full, or the last juzʾ, or the last ten sūrahs. Revision is scheduled by the Hifz Engine on the sabaq / sabqī / manzil cycle.
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Students who read fluently and want to commit the Qurʾān to memory — the last ten sūrahs, Juz ʿAmma, or the whole Book.
- New memorisation (sabaq) in small, secure portions each lesson
- Recent revision (sabqī) of the last few days' work
- Long-term revision (manzil) so nothing memorised is ever lost
- The traditional order: Juz ʿAmma, then the 29th, then from the beginning
Memorisation that holds, with an evidence trail of exactly what was recited, when, and how well.
The Hifz Engine opens every lesson with the revision already listed — chosen by spaced repetition, not by guesswork. The student recites from memory; the teacher follows on the mushaf and marks every hesitation. What was weak comes back sooner.
- Examined in recitation and in teaching, from a recording, before appointment
- Background-checked; technically ready; committed to your timetable
- Has memorised the Qur'an and teaches on the sabaq / sabqī / manzil cycle
- Female teacher for a female student, on request — fixed on the record
Group of 10 — 50% less than one-to-one. One-off admission fee $49, charged only if you accept a place at the trial. Full fee schedule
About Hifz ul Quran
Can you do Hifz online?
Yes. Memorisation is one-to-one work — a student recites, a teacher listens and corrects — and that is exactly what a one-to-one online lesson is. What matters is the revision system, and ours schedules sabaq, sabqī and manzil for every lesson so nothing memorised is forgotten.
What is sabaq, sabqi and manzil?
Sabaq is the new portion memorised today. Sabqī is the recent portion — the last few days' sabaq — revised until it is secure. Manzil is the long-term revision of everything memorised so far, cycled continuously. All three happen in every Hifz lesson.
Do I have to memorise the whole Quran?
No. Families choose the last ten sūrahs, Juz ʿAmma, or the complete Qurʾān, and the goal can be extended later.
Noorani Qaidah
The foundational primer: Arabic letters, their joined forms, and correct articulation. Where most young students begin.
Course details → التجويدTajweed
The rules governing correct pronunciation and prosody in recitation — madd, ghunnah, ikhfāʾ, qalqalah and the rest.
Course details → الناظرةNazirah Quran
Reading the Qurʾān aloud from the mushaf with correct tajwīd, from first fluency to confident recitation.
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A trained teacher, the real classroom, and ten minutes afterwards for every question you have.
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The shared mushaf, the pointer on the word, the recitation floor, and the record it writes as it goes.
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