Who can start Hifz?
Students who can already read the Quran correctly with Tajweed. If you are not there yet, start with Nazra Quran and move into Hifz when you are ready.
How our Hifz plan works
- Sabaq — the new lesson recited to your tutor
- Sabqi — revision of the last few days' lessons
- Manzil — steady revision of what was memorized earlier
This simple routine is the traditional way to keep memorization strong. Your tutor sets a daily target that suits the student and tracks progress.
Why online Hifz can work well
A one-on-one class gives full attention to each verse you recite. Parents can follow attendance and monthly progress, and the five-day plan suits students who want to move steadily and revise daily.
Selected Surahs
Not ready for the whole Quran? You can memorize selected Surahs and the common supplications at your own pace.
Class plans
Live one-on-one classes of about 30 minutes: 2 days per week (8 classes per month), 3 days per week (12 classes per month) or 5 days per week (20 classes per month). Custom schedules are available on request, and we arrange timings that fit your time zone.
Frequently asked questions
Can my child memorize the Quran online?
Yes, with a regular routine, daily practice at home and a tutor who checks new lessons and revision in live classes.
Which plan is best for Hifz?
Hifz benefits from frequent classes, so many families choose the 5 days per week plan (20 classes per month). Your tutor will advise after the trial.
Do you offer a female Hifz teacher?
Yes. We have female tutors for sisters and young children.
Start with a free trial class
Tell us your level and preferred time. We will contact you on WhatsApp to arrange your trial.
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