If you have previously memorised the Qur’ān but have forgotten it over time, don’t worry! Many schools follow a method that can help you regain your memorisation. This approach is particularly useful for those who wish to re-memorise the Qur’ān in time for Ramadān to lead the Tarāwīh prayers. By implementing these steps, you can…
One of the things that Huffādh are constantly asked by Hifz students is whether they can share or help others create daily Hifz schedules. There are many types of schedules that can be made depending on your circumstances. Today, I’ll share 5 example schedules to get you started. A full time Hifz-ul-Qur’ān schedule Morning Task…
With Ramadān around the corner, it’s that time where Huffādh are starting to prepare and action their plans for the Tarāwīh prayers. With this in mind, I’m sharing some of the common day-by-day schedules for the Tarāwīh prayers. The full Taraweeh schedule for completing the Qur’ān in 27 days This is a schedule that, in…
Making a plan for your Hifz can be a difficult and daunting task. Your task shouldn’t be focused on the “goal” but it should be focused on creating a system. A system that will help you keep going. This is a type of intentional planning. There are three different types of Hifz planning you should…
For many of us, it’s not possible to memorize every day and so we struggle when we try to. Do you struggle to be consistent with your Qur’ān memorization? Do you struggle on a daily basis? So is it possible to memorise without doing it every day? Yes, it’s possible. This post is about how…
How can a Ḥāfiẓ make his Qur’ān stronger once memorised? Today I share with you three methods for strengthening what you’ve memorised. These are for those that have memorised a large portion of the Qur’ān or memorised the entire Qur’ān (the Ḥāfiẓ). The Akhdari Method This is a method taught by Shaykh Ibrāhīm al-Akhdarī al-Madanī….
The “Takrār program” (Tikrar method) 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….
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…
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