Online Hifz program
آن لائن حفظِ قرآن پروگرام
برنامج حفظ القرآن أونلاين
آنلاین د قرآن د حفظ پروګرام
Memorize the Quran with sabaq, sabqi and manzil every day, guided by a hafiz or hafizah.
حافظ یا حافظہ کی نگرانی میں روزانہ سبق، سبقی اور منزل کے ساتھ حفظ کریں۔
احفظ القرآن مع الدرس الجديد والمراجعة القريبة والبعيدة يوميًا مع حافظ أو حافظة.
د حافظ یا حافظې تر لارښوونې لاندې هره ورځ له سبق، سبقي او منزل سره حفظ وکړئ.
Who is this course for?
- Children who read fluently with tajweed
- Adults who want to memorize Juz ‘Amma or selected surahs
- Huffaz who need a revision (muraja‘ah) partner
What you will learn
- ✅ A personal plan: lines or pages per day
- ✅ Daily sabaq, sabqi and manzil like a traditional madrasa
- ✅ Tajweed corrections while memorizing
- ✅ Weekly tests and a progress report for parents
- ✅ Memorization tips from the Sunnah and experienced huffaz
- ✅ Free use of our hifz planner with daily reminders
Course plan
Online Hifz Program: how our classes work
Online Quran memorization (Hifz) program for kids and adults: daily new lesson (sabaq), recent revision (sabqi) and old revision (manzil) with a qualified hafiz or hafizah, full or part-time, with weekly progress reports.
Classes take place in our own live classroom on IslamicNur: you see and hear the teacher, the teacher can share the screen, and a shared Mushaf lets the teacher turn the page and highlight exactly what you are reading – on a phone, tablet or computer, with nothing to install. After every class, the teacher writes what was covered, the homework and a short note, which you see in the student portal.
Why IslamicNur Academy
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to become a hafiz online?
With one page a day, about two to three years; with half a page, four to five years. It depends on consistency more than speed – a small daily amount with strong revision lasts.
What is sabaq, sabqi and manzil?
Sabaq is the new lesson of the day, sabqi is revising the last few days or the current juz, and manzil is revising older memorization so nothing is forgotten.
