Online Quran Memorization (Hifz) Program
Memorize the Quran online with a Hifz teacher, one-on-one on Zoom, five 45-minute classes a week. Every class follows the traditional method: a new lesson (sabaq), revision of recent lessons (sabaqi) and revision of older Juz (manzil). The first class is a free trial where the teacher checks readiness.
What Is the Online Hifz Program?
Hifz (حفظ) is memorizing the whole Quran: 30 Juz, 114 Surahs and 6,236 verses. A person who completes it is called a Hafiz (male) or Hafiza (female), one of the most honored achievements in a Muslim's life.
Our online Hifz program is taught by a Hifz teacher. It follows the three-part daily system (sabaq, sabaqi, manzil) that has trained Huffaz for centuries, with class times set around school, work and family in your own time zone.
Students need to read the Quran fluently with basic Tajweed before starting. If your child is not there yet, start with Noorani Qaida or Tajweed first.
What Our Hifz Program Covers
A Juz-by-Juz Memorization Plan
Most students start with Juz Amma, then the last few Juz, and work back. Shorter surahs first give early wins and build confidence.
Sabaq (New Lesson)
Each day a new portion is memorized, often 3 to 5 lines for beginners, growing as the student's capacity grows. The teacher corrects Tajweed as it is learned.
Sabaqi (Recent Revision)
The last several days of new lessons are recited every class, so recent memorization stays fresh while new material is added.
Manzil (Old Revision)
Earlier Juz are recited from memory on a regular cycle so nothing is lost. The teacher sets which Juz to revise each week.
Tajweed While Memorizing
Every verse is memorized with correct pronunciation from the first repetition, because a mistake that is memorized is hard to fix later.
Help for Non-Arabic Speakers
Knowing the meaning of a passage and breaking long verses into short parts makes memorization easier for English-speaking students.
Juz Tests
When a Juz is complete, the student recites it to the teacher from memory. A certificate is given when the whole Quran is memorized.
Progress Updates
Ask at any time and the teacher will tell you which Juz are memorized, which are in revision, and how the student's Tajweed is coming along.
Who This Program Is For
Children Who Read Fluently
Children who read the Quran fluently with basic Tajweed are ready to begin. Many children start Hifz between 7 and 12, with a parent supporting daily practice at home.
- ✓Reads the Quran fluently
- ✓Age 7 or older suggested
- ✓Daily practice at home
- ✓Parent support matters
Adults With a Sincere Intention
Adults who have always wanted to memorize the Quran but never had the structure or the teacher. Classes fit around work, with a realistic daily plan.
- ✓Reading fluency required
- ✓At least 30 minutes of daily practice
- ✓Class times you choose
- ✓A long-term commitment
Students Ready for the Next Step
Students who have finished Noorani Qaida and learned to read the Quran well, and are ready for the challenge and blessing of memorization.
- ✓Finished Quran reading
- ✓Basic Tajweed
- ✓Ready for daily classes
- ✓Motivated to memorize
How Our Quran Memorization Classes Work
Three Parts in Every Class
First manzil: the student recites older Juz from memory. Then sabaqi: recent lessons. Then sabaq: the teacher presents the new lesson and the student memorizes it with guidance.
Five Days a Week
Online Hifz classes run five days a week, because memorization needs daily contact. Practice between classes, at least 30 minutes a day, is essential.
45-Minute Classes
Each class is 45 minutes, which leaves time for old revision, recent revision and the new lesson.
Tajweed Checked Every Time
The teacher corrects Tajweed in every recitation, so mistakes are caught before they are memorized.
A Daily Practice Plan
The teacher explains exactly how to repeat the new lesson, protect recent lessons and cycle through old ones at home.
Milestones
Each completed Juz is tested and celebrated, and a certificate is given when the whole Quran is memorized.
Teachers Who Focus on Hifz
Two of the teachers who teach Hifz and revision using the sabaq, sabaqi and manzil method.
Ustadha Hafsa Noor
Ustadha Fatima Zahra
Hifz Intensive: $130 for 20 Classes
Five 45-minute classes a week, billed per package of classes. Book a free trial class first and the teacher will check whether the student is ready for Hifz.
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Classes are arranged around the days and times you choose, in your own time zone. See how scheduling works where you live.
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Start Hifz With a Free Class
In a free 30-minute class the teacher checks the student's reading and readiness, and suggests a Hifz plan. No card, no commitment.
Free trial class • No card needed • No contract