Hifz Course · Ages 7+ and adults
Whether your goal is Juz Amma, selected surahs, or the complete Quran, your teacher guides you through a daily cycle of new lessons and layered revision.
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About the course
The Quran Memorization (Hifz) Course is a structured program for committing the Quran to memory, whether in part or in full, under the daily supervision of a qualified hafiz or hafizah. Each student receives a personal memorization plan based on their available time, reading level, and goal. Classes follow the time-tested three-part cycle: sabaq (the new lesson), sabqi (recent lessons), and manzil (long-term revision).
New memorization is only half the work; keeping it is the other half. That is why every class dedicates protected time to revision, and why your teacher tracks retention scores for every juz you hold. If a portion weakens, the plan automatically routes it back into the sabqi cycle before it fades. This layered approach is how traditional hifz schools produce huffaz whose memorization lasts a lifetime.
Students may pursue full hifz over several years, or set a defined target such as Juz Amma, Surah Al-Kahf, or the last three juz. Parents of young memorizers receive weekly reports covering new pages, revision quality, and tajweed accuracy, so the whole family can support the journey at home.
Hifz classes here are 45 minutes long, not 30, and they cost the same as every other course. The extra time is what lets each class cover the new lesson and both layers of revision properly, instead of rushing one of them. Students can learn with a male Hafiz or a female Hafiza, and a female supervisor checks every class for teaching quality.
Online Hifz works because it is one-to-one and frequent. In a busy madrasa circle a child may recite to the teacher for a few minutes; here the whole class is theirs, the teacher hears every line, and the same teacher follows the same student day after day. Classes run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so a fixed daily slot fits around school or work in any time zone.
Curriculum
Students establish the daily memorization habit and master the mechanics of the hifz cycle.
Students expand their memorised portion steadily while revision keeps earlier material strong.
Students finish their target, then harden the entire memorization through full-cycle revision.
Outcomes
Inside a Hifz class
Hifz classes are 45 minutes instead of 30, on the same monthly plans, so every class has time for the new lesson and for both kinds of revision. A female supervisor checks every class.
Plans by age
These are starting points. The teacher sets the real amounts after hearing the student, and slows the new lesson down whenever revision needs more time.
| Student | Usually starts with | New lesson a day | Classes a week | Home revision |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ages 5–7 | Al-Fatihah and the shortest surahs of Juz Amma | 2–3 lines | 3–5 classes | 5–10 minutes, read aloud to a parent |
| Ages 8–11 | Juz Amma, then Juz Tabarak | Half a page | 4–5 classes | 15–20 minutes, split morning and evening |
| Ages 12–16 | Juz Amma or straight to full Hifz | Half to one page | 5 classes | 20–30 minutes, plus recitation in Salah |
| Adults | A chosen portion — Juz Amma, Al-Kahf, Yaseen — or full Hifz | Set around work | 3–5 classes | 15–30 minutes at a fixed time |
See a full example in our online Hifz weekly plan for kids.
Where to start
Memorising with mistakes is the hardest thing to undo, so the starting point depends on how well the student reads today.
If the student…
Noorani Qaida first, with a few short surahs learned by listening alongside.
Noorani Qaida →If the student…
Quran Reading with Tajweed, while memorising short surahs from Juz Amma.
Quran Reading →If the student…
Start Hifz with Juz Amma, then move on to the full Quran if the routine holds.
Juz Amma for kids →If the student…
A revision-only plan first to bring back what was memorised, then new lessons.
Hifz with Murajaah →Not sure? The teacher hears your child read in the first free class and tells you where to begin.
At home
3 free trial classes · No credit card needed
Try a real Hifz Course class with a qualified teacher. The teacher listens first and starts your child at the right level.
Parents & students
“Always on time and very focused on ensuring my kids get the best Quran tuition in the comfort of their home. Highly recommended.”
Mo
Parent · 5★ on Trustpilot
“SubhanAllah, three of my kids started learning Qaidah with Online Quran Lessons. Amazing teachers. Classes are given based on your availability, which is amazing. Teachers are very caring and connect with kids very well.”
M Shaikh
Parent of three · 5★ on Trustpilot
“I had such a wonderful experience! The teacher was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful. She explained everything in a very clear and simple way, making me feel comfortable and confident from the very beginning. The service was also exceptional, very well organized, and attentive to every detail. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to learn in a friendly, welcoming, and supportive environment.”
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How it works
Fill a 20-second form. No card needed.
We WhatsApp you, fix a time and match a teacher.
Take 3 free classes. Continue only if you like it.
Nothing is paid at any step.
Fees
Every plan is live one-to-one, 30 minutes a class (45 for Hifz, same fee). No registration fee, no contract — and you start with free classes before paying anything.
4 classes a month · 30 min
$30/month
≈ $7.50 per class
Start free8 classes a month · 30 min
$39/month
≈ $4.88 per class
Start free12 classes a month · 30 min
$49/month
≈ $4.08 per class
Start free16 classes a month · 30 min
$55/month
≈ $3.44 per class
Start free20 classes a month · 30 min
$59/month
≈ $2.95 per class
Start freeHifz (memorisation)? Hifz classes are 45 minutes long, on the same monthly plans — more time for the new lesson and revision, at no extra cost.
Other courses
Most students move through the courses in order — Qaida, reading, Tajweed — and add Hifz or Islamic Studies alongside.
Ages 4–14Children · all levels
Short, lively one-to-one lessons built around a child's attention span, with a teacher who keeps them reading aloud.
30 min / session
Complete beginnerAges 4+ and adults
The Arabic letters, their sounds and how they join — the foundation every new reader needs first.
30 min / session
After QaidaAges 6+ and adults
Moving from the Qaida to the mushaf, reading aloud every lesson while the teacher hears every letter.
30 min / session
Reads alreadyAges 8+ and adults
For students who can read and now want it to be right: articulation points, letter qualities and stops.
30 min / session
Not sure which course fits? Take the free 1-minute Quran level test
FAQ
3 free trial classes · No credit card needed
Let your child experience a real class first. Meet a suitable teacher, choose a convenient time and see the lesson for yourself before deciding anything.
