Memorizing the Quran by heart is called Hifz. It has been practiced by Muslims for centuries and is considered one of the most important acts of worship in Islam. Doing Hifz Quran online is one of the best ways to achieve your goals.
Why Hifz Quran Online?
Doing the Hifz Quran online allows you to memorize at your own pace and from anywhere in the world. Quran Taleem students include both children and adults and they work one-on-one with their Quran Taleem Quran Teacher to complete the memorization of the Quran online.
Tips for Success in a Hifz Course
To succeed in a Hifz course, it is essential to be dedicated and committed to the program. Here are some tips to help you succeed:
- Set realistic goals: Determine how much you want to memorize each day and set achievable goals.
- Stay consistent: Memorize the Quran at the same time every day to establish a routine.
- Take breaks: Take breaks to rest and recharge your mind.
- Seek guidance: Work with a teacher or mentor who can provide guidance and support throughout the program.
Ijazah in Quranic Recitation
Ijazah is an Islamic certification that verifies a person’s knowledge and expertise in Quranic recitation and memorization. It is a traditional method of transmitting Islamic knowledge from teacher to student. Many of our Quran teachers hold Ijazah and can award it to our students upon completing their Quran memorization course. It serves as a recognition of their achievement and a proof of their mastery in Quranic recitation.
Our Approach to Memorizing the Quran
Your Quran Teacher will assess your level and recommend a personalized course. In general, they will follow a structured approach that ensures you can memorize the Quran at a pace that suits your individual learning style.
1. New Lesson Every Day
Each day, you will receive a new lesson to memorize. This lesson includes a set number of verses that are selected based on your ability and progress. Our expert Quran teachers use their vast experience to ensure that each student is challenged just enough to make progress, but not so much that they become overwhelmed.
2. Newly Memorized Portion (Sabaqi)
In addition to the new lesson, we also have a system called Sabaqi. This system tracks the number of verses a student has memorized in the past seven days. This is a critical part of Hifz as it helps students retain what they have learned and build upon it.
3. Old Memorization Portion
As you progress through the program, you will in sha Allah accumulate a significant amount of memorized Quran. This memorized portion becomes the old lesson of memorization of Quran. You will be expected to revise and practice your old lessons regularly to maintain and reinforce your memorization.