Hifz-ul-Quran (Quran Memorisation)
Memorise the Quran under a structured Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil plan, with daily targets, weekly and monthly examinations and teacher sign-off.
5% theory · 95% practical
- For: Children and adults who read the Quran fluently and want to memorise it; Students ready for a daily memorisation routine with their teacher
- Duration24–36 months
- Modules4 modules
- Learning modeOnline, in Pakistan and abroad
- EligibilityFrom age 8, with approved Quran reading and Tajweed readiness
- AssessmentHifz completion examination and full Tasmi’
- Next batchEnrolling now: group classes or 1-to-1
Show monthly fee
| Class | Fee | Male | Female |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group class (1 hour) | 10,000 | 5,000 | 4,000 |
| 1-to-1 (30 minutes) | 20,000 | 10,000 | 8,000 |
Foundation discount for every student: 50% for male and 60% for female students.
Course Outline
- 4 modules
- 4 hands-on tasks
1Stage 1: Readiness3 topics
Topics
- Hifz eligibility assessment
- Reading proficiency assessment
- Tajweed readiness assessment
You Will Be Able To
- Start Hifz with approved reading and Tajweed
Hands-on
- Read and recite to the teacher for the three readiness assessments
2Stage 2: The Daily Method5 topics
Topics
- Memorisation techniques
- Listening and repetition
- New lesson – Sabaq
- Recent revision – Sabqi
- Older revision – Manzil
You Will Be Able To
- Follow the Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil routine every day
Hands-on
- Recite your Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil to the teacher in every class
3Stage 3: Targets and Examinations5 topics
Topics
- Daily memorisation targets
- Weekly oral examination
- Monthly progress examination
- Juz-wise assessment
- Half Quran assessment
You Will Be Able To
- Hold each Juz securely, checked weekly, monthly and Juz by Juz
Hands-on
- Mistakes recorded by passage and severity, with correction notes
4Stage 4: Completion4 topics
Topics
- Complete Quran assessment
- Full Quran Tasmi'
- Hifz completion examination
- Post-completion retention handover
You Will Be Able To
- Recite the whole Quran from memory in the completion examination
Hands-on
- Full Quran Tasmi' and handover to the Hifz Retention course
Who It's for and Eligibility
Who It's For
- Children and adults who read the Quran fluently and want to memorise it
- Students ready for a daily memorisation routine with their teacher
Eligibility
- Hifz eligibility, reading and Tajweed readiness assessments passed
- A phone, tablet or computer with a stable internet connection, in Pakistan or abroad
Your Path Through This Course
- LearnLearn: the teacher sets and recites your new lesson (Sabaq)
- PracticePractise: daily Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil with your teacher
- ProveProve: weekly, monthly and Juz-wise examinations
- PreparePrepare: half and complete Quran assessments and a full Tasmi’
- ProgressProgress: Hifz completion, then the retention course
How You're Assessed
Weekly oral examinations, monthly progress examinations and Juz-wise assessments, then a half Quran assessment, a complete Quran assessment and a full Tasmi’. Completion requires a full recitation assessment and formal academic sign-off.
- Assessment 1After modules 1–3
- Final assessmentAfter all 4 modules, for your certificate
About This Course
An online Hifz-ul-Quran course for students with approved reading and Tajweed. Each day has a new lesson (Sabaq), recent revision (Sabqi) and older revision (Manzil), with weekly and monthly oral examinations, Juz-wise assessments and a full Quran Tasmi’ at the end.
4 live online classes a week: 1 hour in a group class, 30 minutes 1-to-1. Memorising the whole Quran usually takes 2 to 3 years, depending on the student and the daily target the teacher sets.
Every assignment records the Surah, Ayah and page range, its category (Sabaq, Sabqi or Manzil), the due date and the result, so progress can be followed passage by passage. Completing Hifz is separate from long-term retention: the Hifz Retention & Revision course follows.
Questions
Who can start the online Hifz course?
Students who already read the Quran fluently with Tajweed. Before starting, a ZEF teacher holds three checks: Hifz eligibility, reading proficiency and Tajweed readiness. A student who is not ready yet is placed in Nazra or Basic Tajweed first.
How does the Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil method work?
Every day you recite three parts to your teacher: Sabaq, the new lesson; Sabqi, the recent lessons; and Manzil, older portions. Each is recorded with its passage and result, so nothing memorised is left unrevised. Weekly and monthly examinations check that the memorisation holds.
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.