Online Hifz Classes: Memorize the Quran Online
Memorise selected surahs or the complete Quran with a structured daily plan and consistent revision.
- Self-paced
- 5–6 classes / week
- Kids, teens and adults
- From $30 / month
Course overview
Memorising the Quran is a long journey, and what decides success is not talent but routine. Our Hifz programme gives every student a personal plan with a realistic daily target, a fixed revision cycle and a tutor who listens to every line.
Each class follows the traditional three-part structure: new lesson (sabaq), recent lessons (sabqi) and older portions (manzil). Your tutor adjusts the amount based on how well the previous day was retained, so progress stays steady without old portions being forgotten.
What you will learn
- Memorisation of selected surahs, chosen juz or the complete Quran
- Daily new lesson with correction before it is committed to memory
- Structured revision of recent and older portions
- Ongoing Tajweed correction during recitation
- Proven techniques for strong, long-term retention
- Progress tracking shared with parents
Who this course is for
- Students who already read fluently with Tajweed
- Children whose parents want a structured Hifz routine at home
- Adults memorising Juz Amma or favourite surahs at their own pace
How classes work
All classes are live, one-on-one video lessons on Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams. You choose the days and times, and we match you with a qualified male or female tutor. Lessons are taught in English, Urdu, Arabic, and digital learning materials are shared for practice between classes.
Quran Memorization (Hifz): common questions
How long does it take to memorise the whole Quran?
It depends on age, daily time and consistency. With 5–6 classes a week many dedicated students complete it in 2 to 4 years. Your tutor gives you a personal estimate after the trial.
Can I memorise only some surahs?
Yes. Many students memorise Juz Amma, Surah Yaseen, Surah Al-Mulk or other chosen portions.
Why are 5–6 classes a week recommended?
Memorisation depends on daily repetition. Frequent classes keep new lessons fresh and make sure revision never falls behind.
How do parents follow progress?
Tutors keep a record of each lesson and share regular updates so you always know where your child is.
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