Memorising the Qur'an is one of the greatest goals a student can set. For many families, an online Hifz program makes that goal realistic — the child memorises at home, on a schedule that fits school and family life, under the guidance of a dedicated tutor.

Who is an online Hifz program for?

Students who can already read the Qur'an fluently with correct pronunciation are ready to begin Hifz. If a child is still building reading fluency, it's usually best to complete Nazra first, so memorisation is built on accurate recitation.

The Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil method

Most Hifz teachers follow a three-part daily structure:

  • Sabaq — the new lesson memorised that day.
  • Sabqi — revision of the most recent portions, usually the last several days' lessons.
  • Manzil — revision of older memorised portions, rotated so nothing already learned is lost.

Revision is what makes Hifz last. A strong program spends as much attention on Sabqi and Manzil as on the new lesson.

How long is a Hifz class, and how many classes are needed?

At Quran Plus School every Hifz class is 60 minutes. That hour gives enough time for all three parts — listening to the new lesson, checking the recent revision and testing a portion of the Manzil. Because memorisation depends on daily repetition, most Hifz students take a class five to seven days a week.

How long does it take to memorise the whole Qur'an online?

It depends mainly on the student's age, consistency and the number of classes per week. As a guide, a 10–14-year-old with 60-minute classes usually completes Hifz in:

  • 5 days a week — about 2.5–4 years ($60/month)
  • 6 days a week — about 2–3 years ($70/month)
  • 7 days a week — about 2–3 years ($80/month)

Younger children (7–9) usually need a little longer, while motivated teenagers and adults can move faster. See all the Hifz monthly fees.

How parents can help at home

  • Set a fixed daily time for memorising — early morning after Fajr works well for many children.
  • Encourage your child to recite their new lesson aloud to you before class.
  • Keep a simple progress chart and celebrate each Juz completed.
  • Stay in regular contact with the tutor about pace and revision.

Begin the Hifz journey

Quran Plus School's online Hifz program is taught by tutors specialised in Hifz supervision, with 60-minute classes five to seven days a week — see the Hifz plans. Book a free trial class and we'll assess your child's readiness.