What the Hifz Program includes
The program is open to all levels and is built around steady memorization and regular revision.
Personalized plan
Your plan is set around your starting point, your schedule and how much you can memorize and revise each day.
Daily revision
Revision is part of every day of the program, because regular revision is what keeps memorized portions strong.
Progress tracking
Track what you have memorized and what needs more work, so every lesson has a clear goal.
One-to-one lessons
Your teacher listens to your recitation and corrects mistakes during the class.
Ijazah upon completion
The Hifz Program lists Ijazah upon completion for students who finish the program.
Flexible timings
We run classes 24/7 across time zones, so you can fit Hifz around work, school and family.
How Hifz is usually structured
Most Hifz programs balance three parts, and your teacher will set the exact plan for you.
New lesson (Sabaq): a small, manageable portion is memorized and recited to the teacher.
Recent revision (Sabqi): the lessons of the last few days are repeated so they settle.
Old revision (Manzil): earlier memorized portions are revisited in a regular cycle so nothing is lost.
Keeping these three together is why daily revision matters as much as the new lesson. A teacher who hears you every class can spot weak spots early, before they become habits.
Who the Hifz Program is for
Open to all levels
The Hifz Program is open to all levels, for children and adults who want a structured way to memorize.
New to reading?
If you cannot read Arabic yet, you can build your reading first with our Noorani Qaida and Quran Reading courses.
Better recitation
Pairing Hifz with Tajweed lessons helps you memorize with correct pronunciation.
How your free trial works
Getting started takes a few minutes and there is no commitment.
Choose a time
Tell us your preferred time and we will contact you to confirm it in your time zone.
Attend your free class
Meet your teacher and see how a one-to-one class works, with no commitment.
What you need: stable internet, a camera, a microphone and a quiet space. Classes run on Zoom.
Plans and pricing
All plans are one-to-one. Choose the number of classes that suits you.
Basic
2 classes per week, 30-minute sessions
Standard
3 classes per week, 45-minute sessions
Premium
5 classes per week, 60-minute sessions
Pay by credit or debit card, PayPal or bank transfer. Every plan comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee. See full plan details.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get started?
Fill in the free trial form or message us on WhatsApp. We will contact you to arrange a trial class at a time that suits you.
How long does Hifz take?
It depends on the student's pace, the time available each day for new lessons and revision, and consistency. Your teacher builds a personal plan, so we do not promise a fixed timeline.
Can adults join the Hifz Program?
Yes. The program is open to all levels, and you can choose class times that fit your work or school schedule.
Is revision part of the program?
Yes. Daily revision is a core part of the Hifz Program.
Can I learn with a female teacher?
Yes. Female Quran teachers are available. Tell us your preference when you book the free trial, either in the form or on WhatsApp.
What do I need for online classes?
A device with stable internet, a camera, a microphone and a quiet place. Classes run on Zoom.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. The trial class is free with no commitment, and paid plans come with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Book a free Hifz trial class
Meet a teacher, talk about your goals and see how a Hifz class works. No commitment.
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