Online Hifz Program — Memorise the Quran with Support
A proven, structured memorisation program for kids and adults, with strong revision systems and caring teachers.
Why Families Choose This
Proven Method
Structured memorisation with high retention.
Smart Revision
Daily & weekly revision to retain what you memorise.
Track Progress
Clear milestones and parent progress reports.
What You Will Learn
- A personalised memorisation plan
- Effective techniques for fast, lasting Hifz
- Daily new lesson (sabaq) and revision
- Correct Tajweed during memorisation
- Motivation and milestone tracking
- A clear pathway to completing the Quran
Start Your Hifz Journey Today
Book your free trial class today — no card required, no commitment.
Book My Free Trial →Memorize the Quran with a Proven, Supportive Hifz Program
Becoming a Hafiz is one of the greatest honours in a Muslim's life. Our online Hifz program makes it achievable from home with a dedicated, Ijazah-certified teacher who guides each student through a structured plan of new memorization and consistent revision. One-on-one attention means the pace fits the student — never too fast, never left behind.
Begin with a free trial class — no card required — and meet a teacher who will support the whole journey.
How Our Hifz Method Works
- Sabaq — new memorization, taught and tested daily
- Sabqi — recent lessons revised to lock them in
- Manzil — older portions reviewed regularly for long-term retention
- Correct Tajweed maintained throughout memorization
- Realistic targets and steady progress tracking for parents
- Techniques to strengthen focus, retention and confidence
Who Can Join the Hifz Program
The program suits motivated children and adults who can already read the Quran fluently. Strong fluency and Tajweed make memorization far easier — if you're not there yet, we'll prepare you first with Nazra. Male and female teachers are available.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to memorize the whole Quran?
It varies widely with age, memory and time committed each day. Some finish in two to three years; the key is consistent daily sabaq and revision, which your teacher plans with you.
Do I need to read fluently before starting Hifz?
Yes — fluent reading makes memorization much easier. If you're not fluent yet, we'll strengthen your reading first.
How is revision handled so I don't forget?
Our method builds in daily sabqi (recent revision) and manzil (older revision) so previously memorized portions stay strong.
Can adults memorize the Quran too?
Absolutely. Many adults complete Hifz or memorize selected surahs with a plan suited to their schedule.
Is the trial class free?
Yes — your first class is completely free with no card required.
The OSQ Hifz Method
Memorising the Quran works best with structure. Every Hifz student follows a proven daily rhythm — new memorisation (sabqi), recent revision (sabaq) and older revision (manzil) — so what you memorise stays memorised. Your teacher sets realistic daily targets and tracks every line.
What You'll Learn
- Memorise the Quran accurately, from short surahs to full juz.
- Apply correct Tajweed while memorising.
- Build a reliable revision system that prevents forgetting.
- Develop focus, discipline and a lasting bond with the Quran.
Who This Course Is For
- Children (7+) who already read the Quran fluently.
- Teenagers balancing Hifz with school.
- Adults and reverts starting at their own pace.
- Anyone who has completed Noorani Qaida.
How Hifz Classes Work
- Free trial & assessment — your teacher checks fluency and sets a starting point.
- Daily one-on-one classes — new memorisation plus structured revision.
- Progress tracking — regular reports so you always know what's next.
- Revision cycles — older portions revisited so memorisation is retained for life.
Learn from Certified Hafiz Teachers
Hifz — Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best age to start Hifz?
Generally 7–12 years old, once a child reads fluently — see our guide on the best age to start Hifz.
Can adults memorise the Quran?
Yes. Many adults complete Hifz with consistency and a good teacher.
How many hours a day are needed for Hifz?
Even 1–2 focused hours a day, split between new memorisation and revision, can steadily complete Hifz over a few years.
Related Courses & Reading
Strengthen your Hifz alongside Quran with Tajweed and Quran Recitation. New to reading? Start with Basic Noorani Qaida.