Online Hifz Program for Kids
Memorization with a clear daily routine of new lesson, recent review and revision, at a pace your child can keep.
The three parts of every Hifz class
Sabaq: new lesson
A few lines sized to your child, read with Tajweed then memorized together.
Sabqi: recent review
The last several lessons recited, so new memory does not slip.
Manzil: old revision
Older portions in rotation, so nothing memorized is lost.
A target that fits your child
Some children manage half a page a day, some three lines. Pushing too hard creates tears and forgetting. The teacher sets a daily target from the trial, adjusts monthly, and tells you plainly how it is going.
Your part as a parent
- 10–15 minutes of listening to your child's lesson at home each day.
- A consistent class time: memory loves routine.
- Celebrating milestones like a finished surah or juz.
Starting small: Juz Amma first
Younger children usually begin with the short surahs of Juz Amma, which they will also use in salah. It builds confidence before longer pages.
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Parents ask
What age should a child start Hifz?
Many start with short surahs at 5–7 by listening and repeating. A structured Hifz program works best once the child reads Quran fluently, often around 8–10.
How many days a week?
Memorization needs daily contact. We recommend the Monday–Friday plan ($25/month USD), plus short revision at home.
What if my child forgets old pages?
That is normal and is why every lesson includes revision. The teacher tracks weak pages and brings them back until they are firm.
Book a 3-Day Free Trial
Three live classes on three days you choose, free. Meet the teacher, see how your child responds, then decide. No card needed.