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Zarghoon Education Foundation

Hifz Retention & Revision

Maintain memorisation over time and demonstrate reliable recall across the Quran, measured for accuracy, continuity and Tajweed.

5% theory · 95% practical

  • For: Huffaz who want to keep their memorisation strong; Students who have just completed Hifz-ul-Quran
  • Duration12 months
  • Modules3 modules
  • Learning modeOnline, in Pakistan and abroad
  • EligibilityHuffaz who have completed Hifz
  • AssessmentAnnual competency examination
  • Next batchEnrolling now: group classes or 1-to-1
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Fee a month, per student (PKR)
ClassFeeMaleFemale
Group class (1 hour)5,0002,5002,000
1-to-1 (30 minutes)10,0005,0004,000

Foundation discount for every student: 50% for male and 60% for female students.

Course Outline

  • 3 modules
  • 3 hands-on tasks
  • 130 guided hours
  1. 1Months 1–2: Diagnostic and Revision Plan4 topics · 21 hours

    Topics

    • Complete Hifz diagnostic examination
    • Juz-wise revision
    • Surah-wise revision
    • Page-wise revision

    You Will Be Able To

    • Know your weak passages and follow a revision plan set by your teacher

    Hands-on

    • Diagnostic recitation across the Quran, then daily planned revision
  2. 2Months 3–5: Testing Recall5 topics · 32 hours

    Topics

    • Random Ayah testing
    • Beginning and ending Ayah testing
    • Mutashabihat identification
    • Similar Ayat comparison
    • Weak passage identification

    You Will Be Able To

    • Recall any passage on request and tell similar Ayat apart

    Hands-on

    • Random Ayah tests in class, with weak passages listed for revision
  3. 3Months 6–12: Revision Cycles and Examinations5 topics · 77 hours

    Topics

    • Weekly Manzil examination
    • Monthly revision assessment
    • Quarterly retention assessment
    • Six-month retention examination
    • Annual competency examination

    You Will Be Able To

    • Show durable memorisation across the Quran

    Hands-on

    • Complete each revision cycle and pass teacher-led random testing

Who It's for and Eligibility

Who It's For

  • Huffaz who want to keep their memorisation strong
  • Students who have just completed Hifz-ul-Quran

Eligibility

  • Hifz completed; a diagnostic examination at the start
  • A phone, tablet or computer with a stable internet connection, in Pakistan or abroad

Your Path Through This Course

  1. LearnLearn: a diagnostic examination shows where to focus
  2. PracticePractise: daily revision by Juz, Surah and page
  3. ProveProve: random Ayah testing and regular examinations
  4. PreparePrepare: extra revision on weak passages and Mutashabihat
  5. ProgressProgress: the annual competency examination

How You're Assessed

Weekly Manzil examinations, monthly, quarterly and six-month assessments, and an annual competency examination with teacher-led random testing.

  1. Final assessmentAfter all 3 modules, for your certificate
Certificate of competenceHifz Retention & RevisionA ZEF certificate is issued after the annual competency examination is approved by your teacher.QR code, verifiable on the ZEF website

About This Course

A 12-month online Hifz Retention & Revision course for Huffaz. After a complete Hifz diagnostic examination, you follow a revision plan by Juz, Surah and page, with random Ayah testing, Mutashabihat practice and weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual examinations.

4 live online classes a week: 1 hour in a group class, 30 minutes 1-to-1. Your teacher sets your revision plan.

Recall accuracy, continuity, prompting, Tajweed and repeated errors are recorded separately, so your retention report shows each one. Any practice-app score is never a certificate.

Questions

Why is Hifz retention a separate course?

Completing Hifz and keeping it are different milestones. This course follows Hifz-ul-Quran with a planned revision cycle and regular examinations, so memorisation stays reliable. Your teacher records accuracy, continuity and Tajweed separately and shows which passages need more revision.

How is my memorisation tested in the retention course?

Your teacher asks for random Ayat, the beginning and end of passages, and similar Ayat (Mutashabihat). There is a weekly Manzil examination, then monthly, quarterly, six-month and annual examinations. Weak passages found in testing are added to your revision plan.

Questions Before You Enrol?

Leave your details and a counsellor will call or WhatsApp you to answer your questions and check this course fits your goals.

Overseas? Start with your country code, e.g. +44 7123 456789.

No account needed. A counsellor replies within 24 working hours.

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