At Dhikr Academy, our Online Hifz Course is designed for children and adults who want to memorise the Quran with a structured, supportive and motivating approach.
Whether you are starting with Juz Amma or continuing an existing memorisation journey, our experienced Hifz teachers will guide you step by step until you build strong memorisation and revision habits.
Every student receives a personalised Hifz plan according to their age, level and daily schedule.
What You Will Learn
Our goal is not only to help students memorise the Quran, but also to help them preserve it with strong revision and understanding.
- Correct Quran recitation before memorisation
- Step-by-step memorisation techniques
- Daily Hifz routines
- Effective revision methods (Muraja'ah)
- Strengthening long-term retention
- Tajweed application during memorisation
- Confidence in reciting memorised portions
- Building consistency and discipline in Hifz
Teaching Method
Every lesson is live and one-to-one with a qualified Hifz teacher, and students are encouraged according to their pace without pressure.
- New memorisation (Sabak)
- Recent revision
- Old revision (Muraja'ah)
- Tajweed correction
- Memorisation assessment
- Homework and daily targets
- Monthly progress reports
The Three-Part Daily Method
Serious Hifz is built on a simple daily structure used in traditional halaqas for centuries. Skipping any of the three parts is the most common cause of failure.
Sabaq: the new portion
A small, realistic amount of new memorisation, usually between three lines and half a page depending on the student's age and available time. The teacher recites it first, corrects pronunciation, and only then does memorisation begin.
Sabqi: near revision
The pages memorised over the last seven to fourteen days are recited daily. This is where new memorisation becomes secure rather than temporary.
Manzil: far revision
A rotating cycle through everything previously memorised, usually one juz per week, so that no portion goes untouched for long. Students who maintain manzil never lose what they have memorised.
Course Features
- Qualified Egyptian Hifz teachers
- Male and female tutors
- One-to-one online classes
- Personalised memorisation plan
- Daily revision guidance
- Progress tracking
- Homework assignments
- Interactive learning tools
- Flexible scheduling
- Free trial lesson
Learning Materials
Students receive a full set of digital materials that support daily memorisation and revision.
- PDF revision sheets
- Memorisation trackers
- Audio recordings for repetition
- Flashcards
- Tajweed notes
- Homework exercises
- Progress reports
- Revision schedules
Who Is This Course For?
- Children beginning Hifz
- Teenagers
- Adults who want to memorise the Quran
- Students who need revision support
- Anyone returning to Hifz after a break
- Beginners and advanced Hifz students
Certified Egyptian Teachers You Can Trust
Every teacher at Dhikr Academy is a native Arabic speaker from Egypt with formal Islamic education and an Al-Azhar background in recitation. They are chosen for character as much as for qualification, because a Quran teacher shapes a student's relationship with the Book of Allah, not just their reading accuracy.
All of our teachers speak clear English, have between five and twelve years of teaching experience with international students, and are trained to work with children as well as adults.
- Formal Quran and Tajweed certification
- Al-Azhar educational background
- Five to twelve years of teaching experience
- Male and female teachers available
- Clear English alongside native Arabic
- Patient, structured and encouraging teaching style
Realistic Timelines
Every student wants to know how long it will take. The honest answer depends on daily time, age and consistency, but these figures are drawn from our own students rather than from marketing claims.
- Juz Amma: four to eight months at three lessons per week
- Five juz: around eighteen months at four lessons per week
- Ten juz: three to four years for a school-age child with daily practice
- Full Quran: four to seven years for a committed child with daily lessons and home revision
- Adults with an hour a day typically complete Juz Amma within a year
Flexible Schedule and Online Platforms
Classes are available throughout the week, including weekends. You can choose one, two or three lessons per week, or daily Hifz sessions. We recommend three sessions per week for students who want faster progress.
Classes are available on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Skype and WhatsApp when appropriate.
- 1 lesson per week
- 2 lessons per week
- 3 lessons per week
- Daily Hifz sessions
Course Duration and Fees
There is no fixed duration. The teacher adjusts the memorisation plan according to the student's ability, revision quality and consistency.
A 30-minute lesson is £3.50 and a 60-minute lesson is £7.00. Your first trial lesson is free, with no registration fee and no obligation after the trial.
- 30-minute lesson: £3.50
- 60-minute lesson: £7.00
- First trial lesson: free
- No registration fee
Why Choose Dhikr Academy
- Qualified Egyptian Hifz teachers
- Personalised memorisation plan
- One-to-one live classes
- Daily revision support
- Flexible schedule
- Child-friendly teaching methods
- Affordable pricing
- Continuous progress tracking
How to Get Started
Starting is deliberately simple. There is no application form, no registration fee and no card required before you have met your teacher.
1. Send us a WhatsApp message
Tell us the student's age, level and goal, and your preferred days and times. We reply quickly with a suggested teacher and slot.
2. Attend your free trial lesson
A full live lesson with a qualified teacher, at no cost. The teacher assesses the student's level and explains a realistic plan.
3. Choose 30 or 60 minute lessons
Lessons start at £3.50 for 30 minutes and £7 for 60 minutes, with no registration fee and the freedom to cancel at any time.
4. Begin your weekly routine
Study one to five times a week, complete homework between lessons, and receive a written progress report every month.
My son completed five juz in under two years while at secondary school. The revision system is what made it work. His teacher never let him move forward on shaky pages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to know Tajweed before starting Hifz?
You need to be able to read Arabic fluently. Tajweed is refined during Hifz itself, with the teacher correcting as you memorise.
How many lessons a week are needed for serious Hifz?
We recommend at least three sessions a week for steady progress, and four or more for children pursuing the full Quran.
Can adults still memorise the Quran?
Yes. Adults memorise more slowly but revise more consistently. Many of our adult students have completed several juz.
How much do Hifz lessons cost?
A 30-minute lesson is £3.50 and a 60-minute lesson is £7.00, with a free first trial lesson and no registration fee.
More answers are on our full FAQ page.