Hifz Program
Structured Hifz, built for retention.
Structured one-to-one Hifz with personal teacher guidance, continuous revision, and a system built for long-term retention.
Programme overview
One Hifz Programme, two pathways.
Every student follows the same structured approach: new memorisation protected by recent and older revision, guided one-to-one by the teacher. The pathway depends on where the student is beginning from.
- Format
- One‑to‑one, online
- Class length
- 45 minutes
- Frequency
- 4 or 5 classes a week
- Languages
- English or Urdu
- Students
- Aged 15 and above
Pathway I
Hifz Memorisation
For students beginning Hifz or continuing an existing memorisation journey. New memorisation moves forward only as fast as revision can protect it.
Programme options
- 4 days a week
- $129/ month
- 5 days a week
- $159/ month
45‑minute one-to-one classes · English or Urdu · Continuous revision · Progress monitoring · Monthly reporting
01Who it is for
- Students beginning Hifz from the start.
- Students continuing an existing memorisation journey. Previous memorisation is reviewed during the free assessment, and new Hifz continues from there.
02It begins with an assessment
Before new memorisation begins, the teacher assesses the student's readiness: Qur'an reading, Tajweed, previous memorisation, commitment and availability.
03How new Hifz works
- The teacher assigns the new portion.
- The student prepares it at home.
- The student recites it to the teacher, one-to-one.
- The teacher checks accuracy, Tajweed, retention and fluency.
- Successful memorisation enters the recent revision cycle.
04Recent and older revision
- Recent revision: the last 10 pages, revised daily.
- Older revision: 10–15 pages daily, through a planned rotation.
05Teacher‑guided targets, individual pace
Memorisation targets are set by the teacher for each student. The amount of new Hifz is adjusted according to revision performance: when revision is strong, new memorisation continues; when revision needs attention, the teacher adjusts the new portion so that what has been memorised stays protected. There is no fixed universal page target.
06Progress monitoring
Every class closes with evaluation and homework, and progress is summarised in monthly reporting.
Pathway II
Hifz Revision
For students who have memorised Qur'an and want structured revision focused on accuracy, retention and consistency.
Programme options
- 4 days a week
- $119/ month
- 5 days a week
- $149/ month
45‑minute one-to-one classes · English or Urdu · Continuous revision · Progress monitoring · Monthly reporting
01Who it is for
Students who have already memorised Qur'an and want to keep it strong through structured, teacher-guided revision.
02Structured revision
Revision is organised, not random. The teacher plans both recent revision and older revision, with older revision moving through the student's memorisation in a planned rotation.
03Recitation correction
The teacher listens to the student's recitation one-to-one and corrects mistakes in accuracy and Tajweed.
04Accuracy, retention and consistency
- Accuracy: recitation free of mistakes.
- Retention: memorisation that holds over time.
- Consistency: regular classes and regular revision at home.
05Teacher feedback and progress monitoring
Every class closes with evaluation and feedback from the teacher, and progress is summarised in monthly reporting.
Inside every class
Every 45‑minute class has a purpose.
Four parts, in the same order, every class. New memorisation is always held in place by revision.
10min
01New Hifz
The newly prepared portion is recited and checked.
15min
02Recent Revision
Recently memorised pages are revised for accuracy.
15min
03Older Revision
Earlier memorisation is revised through the rotation.
5min
04Evaluation & Homework
Feedback, and the next portion to prepare.
Every class includes new Hifz, recent revision, and older revision. The amount of new Hifz is controlled by the student's revision performance.
The method
A Hifz system built around retention.
01Prepare
The teacher assesses readiness and assigns the new portion. The student prepares it at home.
02Recite
The student recites the prepared portion to the teacher, one-to-one.
03Correct
The teacher checks accuracy, Tajweed, retention and fluency.
04Revise
Successful memorisation enters recent revision: the last 10 pages daily. Older revision covers 10–15 pages daily through a planned rotation.
05Evaluate
Every class closes with evaluation and homework.
06Continue
New memorisation is adjusted according to revision performance.
There is no fixed universal page target.
New memorisation is set for each student according to their revision performance, so what is memorised stays strong.
Who can join
Who is the programme for?
15+
Students aged 15 and above
No upper age limit
- Fluent Qur'an reading
- Able to read the Qur'an fluently.
- Nazirah completed
- Nazirah completed at least once.
- 4 or 5 classes a week
- Able to attend 4 or 5 classes each week.
- Regular home practice
- Committed to regular home practice and revision.
- Teacher‑guided method
- Willing to follow the teacher-guided methodology.
Getting started
Your Hifz journey starts with an assessment.
The free Hifz assessment and trial helps the teacher understand where each student is beginning from. It considers:
- Qur'an reading
- Tajweed
- Previous memorisation
- Commitment
- Availability
- Conversation
It is not simply a memorisation exam.
Book Free Hifz Assessment & TrialWhat happens next
- 01Choose Your Assessment Time
- 02Free Hifz Assessment & Trial
- 03Programme Decision
- 04Enrollment
Weekly schedule
A steady weekly rhythm.
- 4 or 5 classes a week
- Choose the 4-day or 5-day option for your pathway.
- 45 minutes, one‑to‑one
- Every class follows the same four-part structure.
- In your timezone
- Class days and times are agreed during enrolment and scheduled in the student's timezone.
- Home practice
- Regular time outside class for memorisation and revision.
Attendance and rescheduling
- If the teacher misses a class, it is rescheduled and does not count against the student's allowance.
- Students may reschedule up to 2 times per month.
- Cancellations and reschedules must be made at least 30 minutes before the class.
- Within 30 minutes of the class, rescheduling is not possible.
- If a student does not attend, the class is marked absent and is not replaced.
Progress monitoring
How progress is monitored.
Progress is followed class by class, across new Hifz, recent revision and older revision, and summarised every month.
- Every class
- Closes with evaluation and homework.
- Every recitation
- Checked for accuracy, Tajweed, retention and fluency.
- Revision performance
- Guides how much new Hifz is assigned.
- Attendance
- Recorded as present, late, absent, rescheduled or cancelled.
- Every month
- Progress is summarised in a monthly report.
Completion
Completing Hifz
Pricing
Simple, structured Hifz programmes
Hifz Memorisation
- 4 days a week
- $129/ month
- 5 days a week
- $159/ month
Hifz Revision
- 4 days a week
- $119/ month
- 5 days a week
- $149/ month
Each programme includes
- 45‑minute one-to-one classes
- English or Urdu
- Continuous revision
- Progress monitoring
- Monthly reporting
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Have another question? The free assessment includes a conversation, so you can ask directly.
Students aged 15 and above who read the Qur'an fluently and have completed Nazirah at least once. Students should be able to attend 4 or 5 classes each week, commit to regular home practice and revision, and follow the teacher-guided methodology.
Yes. All classes are taught online and one-to-one, so students can join from other countries. Classes are scheduled in the student's timezone, and availability is discussed during the free assessment.
Yes. The Hifz Memorisation pathway is for students beginning Hifz as well as those continuing an existing memorisation journey.
Every class includes 10 minutes of new Hifz, 15 minutes of recent revision, 15 minutes of older revision, and 5 minutes of evaluation and homework.
No. There is no fixed universal page target. The amount of new memorisation is adjusted according to each student's revision performance.
No. It is not simply a memorisation exam. It helps the teacher understand your reading, Tajweed, previous memorisation, commitment and availability.
Yes. Every class is one-to-one with the teacher, online.
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