In this post, I want to share some reflections upon Hadīth and a Hifz/review method. So many of you will ask, “How can I memorize the Qur’ān and never forget it?” The answer is to never leave it. When you’re memorising the Qur’ān see yourself as an owner of a camel ‘Abdullāh ibn ‘Umar reported…
This is the story of a sister who struggled her way to memorisation. She tried so many methods, more than 30! She never gave up but understood that she needed to do something. She found that ultimately two things helped her: Repetition of up to 100x or more. Recognising that review is important than memorising…
Many of you will be struggling to memorise Qur’ān. You’re saying it’s too hard! It takes you hours just to memorise 2–3 verses? You want to give up? Don’t! You must remember that if you’re just starting, you’re still getting used to things. You are on a journey. Never be put off by the amount you learn…
This article will analyse and review the method in detail and look at a study that took place in Malaysia who adopted the method in a memorisation school. It is said that the origins of this method leads us back to a teacher who was from India, Panipati, a province in India. Pioneering this method,…
The “Takrār program” is for the memorisation and perfection of the Qur’ān located in Madinah al-Munawwarah. It is also a method that has been adopted in other countries too. Takrār means repetition. So this method is a systematic practice that is carried out through repetition regularly, orderly, and with a set of practices. The method…
And dedicated his life to the Glorious Qur’ān! He was raised in a religious Christian family with his father being a deacon of the church in Bartella — an area that is largely Assyrian Orthodox. He converted to Islām in 1993 after speaking to classmates at University in Mosul, Iraq. He was 18 and knew…
Exploring how students at a school in Malaysia complete their Hifdh of the Holy Qur’ān. Ever since I started memorising the Holy Qur’ān, I was always obsessed with discovering different techniques and methods for the most effective Hifdh of the Qur’ān. This sent me across the world and over the last two decades the learning…
First written in 2015. “25 Methods You Can Use To Memorise The Qur’ān” gathers practical methods in a quick and easy way for you to get started with memorisation methods or further improve upon them. In the text, Qāri’ Mubashir translates and commentates upon the work of Dr Yahyā bin ‘Abd al Razzāq al-Ghawthānī sharing insights…
People ask me what method I used to memorize the Quran. I’ll answer this in two parts. The first addresses memorization. The second addresses review: Teachers in al-Azhar used to say to me, “whoever memorizes five verses, rarely forgets them.” So, when memorizing, start with five verses. I had a classmate who memorized four pages…
True story bro. I was memorising the Qur’ān during school and college. The journey didn’t end there. I shared my experiences in the book, The Promise of Ten. Recently I’ve had lots of questions from students in email and Facebook. “How can I memorise the Qur’ān in my final 2 years at University?” “How can…
“Isra Migdad born and raised in Gaza is a blogger who shares her diary and experiences. Two majors in her life are entrepreneurship and Qur’anic sciences. She spends most of her time researching, understanding and applying both of these fields in her life. The following is her story she shares in her pursuits to completing…
Dr Sabbahi began memorising at the age of 55 years and it took him 5.5 years to complete in 2007. Prior to serious memorisation, he had been memorising on and off. Until one day, a Shaykh at his Masjid asked for committment to memorise the Qur’an after Ramadan.
I recently caught up with a young Ḥāfiẓ, brother Labib Abdāl (a current college student in Oldham, England) for the second session of the #MeetTheHuffādh series. I asked him a few questions on memorisation, routine and technique. Here’s how it went down.
Areefa (now 20) caught up with me to share her story and tips for you in hope that it brings benefit to you.
This is a popular topic. It’s true that there are many routes to memorisation. There are far more methods as compared to routes. I’ll take you through some of the most popular routes here.
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