Online Quran
Memorization Course

Quran Mentors offers structured, live one-on-one Hifz classes taught by Ijazah-certified teachers — for students of all ages across the USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and UAE.

Memorizing the Quran is one of the highest honors in Islamic tradition. A Hafiz carries a unique distinction in this life and an extraordinary reward in the Hereafter — and it is a journey every Muslim, regardless of age or background, can begin.

Our online Hifz program delivers the same proven system used in traditional Islamic schools — the Sabaq, Sabqi, and Manzil method — through live daily sessions that fit around school, work, and family life in the West.

Course Features

Course Details

Duration: 6 months (Juz Amma) to 4–8 years (complete 30 Juz Hifz)
Class Length: 30–45 minutes per session
Frequency: 5–6 classes per week (recommended for Hifz progress)
Ages: Children from age 5, teenagers, and adults
Language: English (instruction and feedback)
Teacher: Ijazah-certified male and female Hifz teachers available
Platform: Zoom / Google Meet / Skype
Reports: Weekly written progress reports sent to parents

How Our Hifz Program Works?

Every session in our program follows the same structured method that has produced Huffaz for centuries. This is not optional — it is the foundation of all serious Quran memorization.

• Sabaq (New Lesson) — The new portion memorized in today’s session. Your teacher assigns an amount based on your level — typically 3–10 lines per day for children, 3–5 lines for adults beginning Hifz.
• Sabqi (Recent Revision) — Revision of the last 7–10 days of new memorization. This is the most critical component — new memorization is most vulnerable in the first week. Sabqi prevents forgetting before material moves to long-term memory.
• Manzil (Long-Term Review) — Systematic revision of everything memorized to date, rotated so each portion is reviewed at least once per week.

All three components happen in every single session. Teachers who skip Sabqi and Manzil produce students who forget earlier portions as they advance — a common failure in informal tutoring.

Memorization Levels — From Juz Amma to Complete Hifz

Every student starts with Juz Amma — the 30th chapter containing 37 short Surahs most Muslims already recite in Salah. It is the ideal first goal: achievable, meaningful, and immediately useful in daily worship. Timeline: 6–12 months for children, 6–18 months for adults.

From Juz Amma, students progress backward through the shorter Juz — building toward 10 Juz (2–4 years) and eventually complete 30 Juz Hifz (4–6 years for dedicated children, 7–12 years for working adults). Our teachers guide students through every stage — from the first Sabaq to the final Manzil.

Who Can Enroll

Children (Ages 5–15)

• Ages 7–10 are the optimal memorization window
• Prerequisites: Noorani Qaida completion + basic Quran reading
• Minimum 4–5 classes per week required
• Weekly progress reports sent to parents

Adults (Any Age)

• Thousands of adults in their 30s, 40s, and 50s have completed Hifz
• Adults memorize slower but retain more deeply
• Start with Juz Amma — build from there

Huffaz Seeking Ijazah

• Already memorized the Quran? Get formally certified
• Our teachers guide you through the Ijazah process
• Authenticated chain of transmission back to the Prophet ﷺ

Also Explore Other Courses

• Online Tafseer Classes — Understand the meaning of what you memorize
• Quran Tajweed Course — Ensure your Hifz recitation is correct
• Online Quran Classes or Kids — Full Quran program for children aged 4–15
• Female Quran Teachers — Certified female Hifz teachers for sisters and girls
• Ijazah Program — Get certified after completing your Hifz