Online Hifz Course UK: 1-to-1 Quran Memorisation Classes

Memorisation of the Quran (Hifz) Course

Many UK families struggle to fit Quran memorisation around school, work and the daily routine. With this online Hifz course you no longer need a local madrasa or Islamic centre — your child or you can memorise the Holy Quran from home, live and one-to-one, on a laptop or tablet at a UK time that suits you.

The Rewards for the One Who Memorises the Quran

Memorising the Holy Quran is a great blessing for every Muslim and a path loved by Allah. Those who memorise the Quran and live by its guidance are among the most favoured of Allah, who grants them high ranks in Jannah. Every portion you commit to heart becomes a companion for the day nothing else will help — and the reward grows with each lesson you keep.

How We Teach Quran Memorisation (Hifz)

The memorisation of the Holy Quran is done in three stages in every live lesson:

1. Memorisation of the new lesson (sabaq)
The teacher recites a few verses and the student listens and repeats them until they can be recited correctly, with the right pronunciation, by the end of the class. New lines are only given once the previous work is solid, so memorisation grows steadily.

2. Revision of the previously memorised lesson (sabqi)
After the new lesson, recent lessons are recited back to the teacher. Mistakes are picked up and corrected straight away so nothing is left shaky.

3. Revision of older memorised parts (manzil)
The teacher asks for older portions of the Quran to confirm everything learned so far is secure. Any weakness is revised until the recitation is clean — this is how the whole Quran is memorised without mistakes by the end of the course.

Monthly fees in the UK are £30 for 2 classes a week, £40 for 3 classes, £50 for 4 classes and £60 for 5 classes — each class live, one-to-one and about 30 minutes. Every course starts with a 7-day free trial, with no payment and no card required.

Online Hifz Course UK

Course Outline
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  • Intro to Quran memorisation
  • Tajweed fundamentals
  • Memorisation techniques
  • Building a home revision routine
  • Short surahs memorisation (Juz 30)
  • Weekly memorisation targets
  • Daily revision (manzil)
  • New lesson each class (sabaq)
  • Recent lesson revision (sabqi)
  • Older portion revision
  • Fluency, accuracy and retention checks
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Who Is This Hifz Course For?

The course suits learners who can already read the Quran with solid Tajweed — if reading still needs work, we begin with Noorani Qaida or Tajweed lessons first. Children and young learners do especially well, since strong young memories hold verses quickly. Sisters and adults with room in their weekly routine are equally welcome, and female teachers are available. Any age is welcome, as long as the lessons and home revision get the time they need to become a qualified Hafiz.

Tips for Success with Online Hifz

  1. Consistency: Attend every live lesson and keep up daily revision at home.
  2. Stay engaged: Ask questions and recite with full focus during the session.
  3. Use technology: Make the most of revision apps and recordings between classes.
  4. Maintain spiritual focus: Spend a few minutes reflecting on the meaning of the verses you memorise.
Live one-to-one lessons from home fit around UK school and work hours, with structured revision from our online Quran academy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What age can my child start online Hifz?

Many children begin from around age 7, once they can read the Quran fluently with Tajweed and focus for a short lesson. The free trial includes a readiness check, and adults are welcome at any age.

Does my child need to read fluently before starting Hifz?

Yes. Fluent reading with correct Tajweed comes first, so mistakes are not memorised. If reading is still developing, we recommend Noorani Qaida or Tajweed lessons before Hifz.

How long will it take to memorise the Quran?

It depends on the learner, their age, lesson frequency and home revision. We do not promise completion dates. Our focus is steady, well-revised progress that lasts.

Which UK times do you offer?

We offer after-school, evening and weekend slots in UK time, adjusted for GMT and BST. Share your preferred times when you book the trial.

Can I sit in on my child’s Hifz lessons?

Yes. Parents are welcome to sit in on every lesson. Read more on our safeguarding page.

How much do online Hifz classes cost in the UK?

Plans are £30, £40, £50 or £60 per month for 2, 3, 4 or 5 live 1:1 classes a week. Start with a 7-day free trial with no payment and no card. See the fee page.