Online Hifz Program — Memorise the Quran With Real Support
A structured, proven method with daily revision built in — so what you memorise actually stays with you.
The OSQ Hifz Method
Sabaq
New memorisation, taught and tested daily with your teacher.
Sabqi
Recent lessons revised regularly to lock them into memory.
Manzil
Older portions reviewed on a rotation, for long-term retention.
What You'll Build
- Accurate memorisation, from short surahs to full juz and beyond
- Correct Tajweed maintained throughout memorisation, not learned separately
- A reliable revision system that prevents the common "forgetting" problem
- Realistic targets and steady, visible progress tracking for parents
- Stronger focus, retention and confidence over time
Classes are entirely one-on-one, taught by certified Hafiz teachers who track your (or your child's) memorisation milestones honestly — no inflated progress reports, just real numbers you can see.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best age to start Hifz?
Generally 7–12 years old, once a child reads fluently — though there's no strict cutoff in either direction.
Can adults memorise the Quran?
Yes. Many adults complete Hifz with consistency, a realistic schedule and a good teacher — it's never "too late" to start.
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.