وَلَقَدْ يَسَّرْنَا الْقُرْآنَ لِلذِّكْرِ فَهَلْ مِن مُّدَّكِرٍ

And We have certainly made the Qur'an easy for remembrance, so is there any who will remember?

Online Hifz Course

Learn Quran Academy
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Memorise the Quran — Structured One-to-One Hifz Classes

Our online Hifz course pairs you (or your child) with a qualified hafiz or hafiza who guides the full memorisation of the Quran, lesson by lesson, using the same Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil method used in traditional madaris for generations. Classes are one-to-one and run 7 days a week.

Memorising 114 surahs sounds enormous. Broken into a daily lesson it isn't. The Quran has 30 Juz, and a student who holds half a page a day, with revision protecting what's already learned, finishes in a few years. The hard part isn't memory — it's consistency, and that's exactly what a fixed class time with a teacher who checks every line gives you. No mosque run, no traffic. Your child recites from the same desk where they do their homework.

Level All levels Best for Kids (age 7+) & adults Duration 3–5 years (full Hifz) Format 1-to-1 live Trial Free 3-day

What the programme gives you

A proven method, protected by daily revision.

✓ Memorise with correct Tajweed
✓ Follow the Sabaq / Sabqi / Manzil cycle
✓ Retain through structured revision
✓ Track every lesson in the portal
✓ Build daily consistency
✓ Memorise selected surahs or all 30 Juz
✓ A realistic, planned timeframe
✓ A pace set around your life

How the programme works

A three-part daily cycle that adds new memorisation while protecting the old.

1
Sabaq — the new lesson

The new portion, prepared at home and recited to your teacher, corrected word by word.

2
Sabqi — recent revision

The last few pages, repeated daily until they sit firmly in the memory.

3
Manzil — older revision

Older Juz rotated on a schedule so nothing you have learned is ever lost.

4
Tajweed from day one

You memorise with correct pronunciation, so mistakes are never built in.

5
Progress tracking

Every lesson is graded in the student portal — parents see exactly what was memorised and revised.

If reading fluency isn't there yet, we build it first through our Noorani Qaida and Tajweed courses.

Who it's for

Private, one-to-one lessons shaped around you.

Hifz classes for children
Children

The classic age to start is 7 to 12, once reading is fluent. Lessons are short and daily rather than long and occasional, because young memory works best with small, frequent portions. Parents pick the slot and can sit in.

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Hifz for adults
Adults

You don't need to have started as a child. Many adults memorise selected surahs first (Yaseen, Al-Mulk, the last Juz) and then decide whether to continue to full Hifz. The plan bends around your work.

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Female hifz teachers
Female Teachers

Qualified female huffaz are available for sisters and daughters. Same method, same tracking, taught from home with full privacy — see our female teachers page.

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Getting started

A few minutes to begin.

1Book a free trialNo card, no obligation
2Fluency checkHonest starting advice
3Get a planA realistic pace
4Memorise dailyTracked every lesson
Since 2006Trusted 18+ years
1-to-1Private live classes
Male & FemaleQualified huffaz
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20+ CountriesFamilies worldwide

Frequently asked questions

Everything parents and students ask about online Hifz.

Most students working steadily through one-to-one classes take between three and five years. A child doing five lessons a week moves faster than an adult doing two. Your teacher sets a realistic pace in the first month, and you'll always know which Juz you're on and what's ahead.
Yes, and this matters. Memorising from weak reading builds mistakes into the memorisation itself. If your child isn't fluent yet, we start with reading and Tajweed first, then move to Hifz. The trial lesson tells us where they stand.
Every lesson runs on the classic three-part cycle: Sabaq (the new portion), Sabqi (recently memorised pages, reviewed daily), and Manzil (older portions, rotated so nothing is forgotten). The teacher tracks all three in the student portal.
Adults memorise well. Often better in the early months, because they understand what they're reading. Plenty of our students are parents who started after their children did. The pace is set around your work and family life.
Forgetting is normal and the schedule plans for it. That's exactly what the Manzil revision is for. A portion is never 'done' - it stays in rotation until it's solid.
Yes. We have qualified female teachers for sisters and for daughters whose parents prefer a female tutor.
Yes. The first lesson is a free trial with no obligation. The teacher assesses reading fluency and suggests a starting plan.

Build the foundations

Courses that prepare for and complement Hifz.

Start your Hifz journey. Book a free trial.

The teacher listens to your reading, advises honestly whether to start Hifz now or build fluency first, and suggests a plan. No card details, no obligation. You can also browse all courses.

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Child-safe by design

Vetted, background-checked teachers. Parents can sit in on any lesson.

One-to-one, always

Private classes with your own teacher. No group, no strangers.

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