Online Quran memorization course · hifz for children and adults

Each lesson has three parts. You recite your new portion to the teacher, you revise the last few days' work, and you revise older portions. The teacher corrects every verse, then sets the next portion and the revision in your class report. A personalised plan fixes how much to add and how much to revise, based on your age, your reading and the days you can study.

In short: a free trial where the teacher hears what you can already read and recite, then Juz' Amma, a fixed revision plan, longer surahs and further juz', at the pace your revision can hold. The description of each lesson, with what to memorise and what to revise, is in your class report. Reading and memorizing go together: students who cannot yet read fluently can still start by listening and repeating after the teacher, and work on their reading alongside.

Nothing memorised is left to fade. New verses are revised daily until they are secure, then move into a weekly rotation, and finally into a monthly cycle that covers everything memorised so far. Before a new juz' begins, the previous one is recited in full from memory. Our guide How to memorise the Quran explains the habits behind this.

Yes, from age five. Children usually start with Juz' Amma in shorter lessons, with a parent welcome to sit in. Parents get the class report after every lesson and a Student Report each month, so they can see what was memorised and what is due for revision. See online Quran classes for kids.

Yes. Adults set realistic goals with their teacher and fit lessons around work and family. If you memorised as a child and lost some of it, the teacher first hears what is still there and builds a revision plan around it before adding new portions. See online Quran classes for adults. Women and girls can ask for a female teacher.

Yes. Every verse you memorise is recited to the teacher, who corrects the pronunciation before it settles. Students who want to study the rules in depth can take the online Tajweed course, and Memorise Quran with tajweed online explains why the two belong together.

The method is the same: listen, repeat, memorise a set portion and recite it back to a teacher who corrects you. Online, every lesson is one-to-one on live video, so the teacher hears every verse you recite rather than a few lines in a group. Our article on interactive Quran memorisation classes looks at this more closely.

Yes. Students across the UK take this online hifz course at times agreed in UK time: before school, after school, evenings or weekends. The teachers teach live from Egypt. See online Quran classes in the UK for how lessons fit a UK week.

Yes. Two or three shorter lessons a week, with a little revision every day, often hold better than one long session. Your teacher sets portions to match the time you really have, and the plan can change when your week does.

Then start with the Quran reading and recitation course, or the Noorani Qaida online course if you are new to the letters. All our courses use the same teachers and reports, so moving on to memorisation later is simple.

Native Arabic speakers who teach live from Egypt. They are fluent in English, so every explanation and correction comes in English. Hifz takes patience, and we choose teachers who keep students steady through the hard stretches. Read about each of them on our teachers page.

Lessons are 30, 45 or 60 minutes, two to five days a week, at times you agree with your teacher in your own time zone, around school, work and family. Hifz depends on regular revision, so lessons spread across the week usually hold better than one long session. Families in the UK can see how lessons fit a UK week on our online Quran classes in the UK page. To move a lesson, message us on WhatsApp at least an hour before and we will reschedule it.

The trial is a real 30-minute lesson, not a sales call. Leave your name and phone number in the form below and we will message you on WhatsApp to pick a time. You recite what you know, the teacher hears where you are and sets a first portion. No card is needed. If it suits you, you choose a plan; if not, nothing is owed.

Every paid month is covered. If you feel the lessons are not helping, tell us before the period your last paid invoice covers ends and we will refund that invoice in full, even if every lesson in it was attended. A refund under this guarantee ends the enrolment. The full terms are in our Refund Policy.

One flat rate for every course: £7 per hour, or $10 or €9. You choose the lesson length and the number of days a week, and the monthly price follows from that. There is no sign-up fee. The full table is on our pricing plans page.