Memorize the Quran from home in live one-on-one Hifz classes with a certified female Quran teacher. A clear daily plan of new lessons and revision, at a pace that suits you or your child. Your first 3 trial classes are free.
Full Hifz, Juz Amma or selected surahs · Same teacher every class · Timings in your own time zone
"And We have certainly made the Quran easy to remember. So is there anyone who will remember?"
Surah Al-Qamar 54:17
30 minutes a day, Monday to Friday, with the same teacher listening every class.
20 classes a month. £30 in the UK, €30 in Europe.
Your teacher checks your reading and suggests the right Hifz plan before you pay.
Patient female teachers for girls, sisters and mothers memorizing the Quran.
The Hifz Course
Hifz means memorizing the Quran, so that you can recite it from your heart, correctly and with Tajweed. A person who has memorized the whole Quran is called a Hafiz, or Hafiza for a woman.
Online Hifz works the same way as Hifz in a madrasa, only one-on-one and from home. Every day you recite your new lesson to your teacher, then revise what you memorized before. The teacher listens to every word, corrects mistakes straight away, and sets the next lesson. Memorizing a little every day, and revising every day, is what makes the Quran stay.
يُقَالُ لِصَاحِبِ الْقُرْآنِ اقْرَأْ وَارْتَقِ وَرَتِّلْ كَمَا كُنْتَ تُرَتِّلُ فِي الدُّنْيَا"It will be said to the companion of the Quran: Recite, rise, and recite as you used to recite in the world, for your rank will be at the last verse you recite."
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ · Sunan Abi Dawud 1464
Girls and children: children memorize quickly when they practise every day. Most start once they can read the Quran fluently, often from around 6 or 7 years old.
Women and mothers: many sisters always wished to memorize the Quran but never had a teacher or the time. One short class a day, at a time that fits around family and work, makes it possible, whether you aim for the whole Quran or a few surahs.
Hafizas who want to revise: if you memorized the Quran as a child and parts have faded, a teacher who listens every day is the surest way to make it firm again.
Before you start: you should be able to read the Quran fluently with basic Tajweed. If not, begin with Quran Reading with Tajweed first, so you memorize the correct sounds from day one.
Choose Your Goal
Not everyone starts with the whole Quran. Pick the goal that fits your life today. You can always move on to a bigger goal later.
Memorize all 30 Juz step by step, with a daily plan of new lessons and revision, until you complete the Quran and can recite it from memory.
Start with the 30th Juz, full of the short surahs we recite in salah, then move to the 29th. A strong, achievable first goal.
Memorize the surahs you love most or want to recite regularly, such as Al-Mulk, Yaseen, Ar-Rahman, Al-Waqi'ah or Al-Kahf.
Already memorized but forgetting? Recite to your teacher daily on a set revision plan until every Juz is firm again.
Our Method
Memorizing new verses is the easy part. Keeping them is the real work. That is why every class includes revision, using the same three-part method taught in madrasas for generations.
A few new lines or a part of a page, memorized and then recited to the teacher without looking. The length grows as the student grows stronger.
The lessons memorized over the last days and weeks, recited every day so they move from short-term to long-term memory.
Older portions revised in rotation, so the first Juz you memorized stays as strong as the last.
The student recites her Manzil and Sabqi from memory, and the teacher marks any weak places to repeat.
The student recites today's new Sabaq. Mistakes in words or Tajweed are corrected on the spot.
The teacher reads the next lesson with the student, checks the Tajweed, and sets the plan for home practice.
An Honest Guide
There is no fixed timeline. It depends on age, practice at home and how much is memorized each day. We would rather give you an honest guide than a promise.
In the common 15-line Mushaf, the Quran has about 604 pages, and each Juz is about 20 pages. Classes run 5 days a week, so the daily lesson size decides the pace.
Revision days, exams, travel and holidays add extra time, and that is normal. Steady daily revision matters far more than speed. Your teacher will set a pace that you or your child can keep up.
Before You Begin
The Result
For Every Age
Children memorize best with short lessons, lots of repetition and steady encouragement. We usually begin with Juz Amma, the short surahs they already hear in salah, before moving to longer surahs.
Parents play a big part: a quiet ten minutes of listening to your child's Sabaq at home each evening makes the next class much easier.
Adults often worry their memory is not what it was. In practice, adults memorize well when the daily lesson is the right size and revision is never skipped. Your teacher builds the plan around your real day, not an ideal one.
Many sisters start with a few surahs, find the routine works, and then set a bigger goal.
Practical Advice
Our Teachers
Hifz needs a teacher with a careful ear and a lot of patience. Our teachers are certified in Quran and Tajweed and experienced in teaching Hifz online. They catch the small slips that are easy to miss, such as a skipped word, a changed vowel or a mixed-up verse, and correct them before they settle into memory.
Before a teacher takes a Hifz student, we check her own recitation and how she runs a revision plan, because good Hifz teaching is as much about revision as new lessons.
Female Quran Teacher Online is focused on women, girls and kids. Reciting from memory every day, and being corrected, is much easier when you feel at ease with your teacher. That is why so many sisters and families choose a female teacher for Hifz.
Tell us the student's age, reading level and goal when you book your trial, and we will match you with the right teacher.
This Is Why We Are Different
Every Hifz class is live and one-on-one. There are no group lessons where a student waits her turn, so every class is spent reciting and being corrected.
Students Feedback
"I am a mother of 2 toddlers and going out is not an easy thing for me as they absorb all of my energy and time but this institute has made Quranic learning an easy process for me because I can learn the translation of the Quran without going out. I have chosen Female Quran Translation Online and I am doing fine. This is a blessing in disguise as I couldn't find any Islamic institute in Canada."
"I am enrolled in Female Quran Tajweed Online course because I wanted to correct my Quran recitation as I struggle with that quite a lot but it was so hard to find an Islamic institute in Los Angeles, USA. My friend recommended the Femalequranteacheronline.com institute. Their staff is very kind and supportive. I attend one-on-one zoom meetings with my assigned teacher who is a certified professional and quite patient as I am a slow learner."
Read more on our student feedback page.
Monthly Fee (Hadia)
The same simple monthly fee as every other course. Start with 3 free trial classes and pay only when you are happy.
United States
$30 / month
Paid in US Dollars
United Kingdom
£30 / month
Paid in British Pounds
Europe
€30 / month
Paid in Euros
Families in Canada, Australia, the Gulf and other countries can message us on WhatsApp to confirm the fee in their currency. See full details on our monthly fee page.
3 Easy Steps
Message us on WhatsApp or fill in the trial form below. Tell us the student's age, reading level and Hifz goal.
Your teacher checks your reading, tries a first small lesson with you, and suggests a daily plan.
Once you are happy, start regular classes at an agreed time and days, with the same teacher.
Fill in the form and WhatsApp will open with your details ready to send. No payment and no obligation. Whether your goal is Juz Amma, a few beloved surahs or the whole Quran, the first step is the same.
FAQ
Yes. Hifz has always been taught by a student reciting to a teacher who listens and corrects. A live one-on-one video class does exactly that, every day, from your home.
There is no single right age. Most children start once they read the Quran fluently, often around 6 or 7. Younger children can begin with short surahs by listening and repeating.
You should read fluently with basic Tajweed, so you memorize the correct sounds from the start. If you are not there yet, begin with our Quran Reading with Tajweed course.
It depends on the daily lesson and practice at home. As a rough guide, at one page a day, five days a week, the full Quran takes about 2 to 2.5 years. At half a page a day, it takes about 4 to 5 years. Revision and holidays add extra time.
Yes. Many sisters start with Juz Amma or surahs such as Al-Mulk, Yaseen, Ar-Rahman or Al-Kahf. You can move to a bigger goal at any time.
Yes. Our revision plan has you recite to your teacher every day, starting with the parts that need the most work, until your Hifz is firm again.
Many sisters ask this. Scholars differ on reciting and touching the Mushaf during menstruation, and your teacher can talk through the common approaches, such as listening to recitation or revising from memory, according to the view your family follows.
Yes. Our Hifz classes are taught by female teachers, and parents are welcome to sit in with younger children.
The fee is $30 a month in the USA, £30 in the UK and €30 in Europe, for 20 one-on-one classes of 30 minutes each. Your first 3 trial classes are free.
Classes are live and one-on-one on Zoom, Microsoft Teams or WhatsApp. Each class is 30 minutes, and in some cases it can be extended up to 40 minutes.
Let us know, and a make-up class can be rescheduled on your request. Try to keep up your revision at home on missed days.
A laptop, PC, tablet or smartphone, an internet connection and your own Mushaf to memorize from.
Our Hifz classes are fully online, so girls, sisters and mothers join from the USA, the UK, Canada, Australia, Europe and the Gulf. Every class is booked in your own time zone, with a female teacher who listens to every verse you recite.
