Juz Amma (30th Para)
The most commonly recited short Surahs, perfect for children and beginners. Ideal for improving Salah.
Children & Adults — All Ages Welcome
Online Hifz Programme — Memorise the Holy Quran
Embark on one of the most rewarding journeys a Muslim can take. Our structured 1-on-1 online Hifz programme guides children and adults through Quran memorisation with a qualified, patient female teacher.
Free Trial ClassFemale Teacher1-on-1 PrivateFlexible Timings
Becoming a Hafiz or Hafiza — someone who has memorised the entire Holy Quran — is one of the greatest honours in Islam. The Prophet ﷺ said: ‘The best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it.’ (Bukhari) Our online Hifz programme makes this blessed journey accessible from wherever you are in the world, guided one-to-one by our qualified female teacher via Zoom, WhatsApp or Google Meet.
A Blessed Journey
What is Hifz?
Hifz (حفظ) means ‘to memorise’ or ‘to protect.’ A student of Hifz memorises the entire Holy Quran — all 30 Juz (paras), 114 Surahs and 6,236 verses — by heart. A person who has achieved this is called a Hafiz (male) or Hafiza (female).
Memorising the Quran is one of the highest virtues in Islam. The Hafiz will be a source of great honour for their family in this world and in the Hereafter, insha'Allah.
The Quran has been preserved through Hifz since the time of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It is the only book in human history memorised in its original language by millions across every generation and continent.
Start Your Hifz Journey TodayProgramme at a Glance
LevelAll Levels (Children & Adults)
Minimum Age6 years (Noorani Qaida completion required)
Session Length30–45 minutes
Recommended Frequency5 sessions per week
PlatformsZoom, WhatsApp Video, Google Meet
Starting PointJuz Amma (recommended) or as assessed
Trial ClassFree — no payment required
The Method
Our Hifz Programme Structure
Every student's Hifz journey is unique. Our teacher creates a personalised memorisation plan based on your age, ability, schedule and goals.
Daily Class Structure
1
New lesson (Sabaq)
Memorise a new portion (typically 3–10 lines depending on the student's ability)
2
Recent revision (Sabqi)
Revise the last 7 days' lessons
3
Old revision (Manzil)
Revise older portions to keep them strong
Weekly Assessment
At the end of each week, students recite their full week's new memorisation from start to finish without prompting. This weekly assessment builds confidence, identifies gaps early, and gives both student and teacher a clear picture of progress. Any weak areas are targeted in the following week's sessions.
Personalised Pace
We never rush students. Some students memorise 5 lines per day; others memorise half a page. What matters is quality — that each verse is memorised accurately and with correct Tajweed. Our teacher sets realistic, achievable daily targets that keep students motivated without overwhelming them.
Flexible Goals
Partial Hifz Options
Not everyone has the goal of memorising the entire Quran — and that is completely fine. We offer partial Hifz programmes for students who want to memorise:
Selected Surahs
Many students want to memorise specific Surahs (e.g., Surah Yaseen, Surah Al-Kahf, Surah Al-Mulk, Surah Al-Waqiah)
Last 10–20 Surahs
The most frequently recited Surahs in daily Salah
Common Questions
Hifz Programme — FAQ
Begin the Most Rewarding Journey of Your Life
Whether your goal is to memorise Juz Amma for Salah or to become a Hafiza yourself — the journey begins with a single message. Book your free trial class today.
Book Free Hifz Trial — WhatsAppFree 30-minute trial. No payment required. For children and adults.