Hifz — Memorising the Holy Qur'an

Hifz, the memorisation of the Holy Qur'an, is one of the most rewarding journeys a Muslim can undertake — and one that benefits greatly from consistent, personal guidance. Our online Hifz programme follows the traditional Sabaq, Sabqi, and Manzil system: new portions are learned (Sabaq), recently memorised portions are revised (Sabqi), and older portions are kept fresh through regular long-term revision (Manzil). This structure ensures that what is memorised is genuinely retained, not just recited once and forgotten.

This course is suitable for young children just beginning their Hifz journey, as well as adults who wish to complete their memorisation later in life — it's never too late to start. Every student progresses at their own pace, with the teacher adjusting daily targets based on the student's age, memory, and available time. There is no rigid one-size-fits-all schedule; instead, the pace is set collaboratively between teacher, student, and parent.

Classes take place live, one-on-one, via Zoom — meaning the teacher listens to every recitation in real time, gently correcting mistakes as they happen, which is far more effective than recorded lessons. Sessions can be scheduled flexibly across morning, evening, or weekend slots to suit families across the UK, Australia, and beyond. Female teachers are available for sisters and young girls who prefer to learn in that environment. Progress is tracked consistently, so parents always know exactly how their child is doing.