Online Hifz Classes with Revision, Tajweed and Parent Updates
A structured memorisation pathway for children and committed learners who need realistic targets, revision discipline, Tajweed correction and regular family progress updates.
Online Hifz Classes is designed for families who want live teacher correction, a clear plan and steady progress from the first trial lesson.
A detailed Online Hifz Classes learning page
The Hifz route balances new memorisation, recent revision and old revision so progress does not disappear after a few weeks.
Every student begins with a level check. The teacher then recommends a route based on current ability, confidence, pronunciation, attention span and family schedule. This Online Hifz Classes page helps parents understand both the learning route and the real class experience before booking.
What parents can expect
A calm first assessment, a suitable teacher match, clear lesson priorities and an honest recommendation before choosing a paid plan.
Start Free TrialLearning with purpose and consistency
The course plan is practical, but its purpose remains connected to worship, reflection and steady personal growth.
وَلَقَدْ يَسَّرْنَا الْقُرْآنَ لِلذِّكْرِ فَهَلْ مِنْ مُدَّكِرٍ
“We have certainly made the Quran easy to remember. So is there anyone who will be mindful?”
Understand the class before choosing a schedule
The student reads, recites or demonstrates the current task while the teacher listens closely, models the correct method and gives a small target to practise before the next class.
For Quran text reference outside class, families may also use Quran.com while keeping teacher-led correction inside the lesson.
What the student learns, stage by stage
One complete course route with curriculum coverage and visible checkpoints. The teacher may slow down, repeat or reorder a stage after the live assessment.
- Hifz readiness assessment
- Short surah foundation
- New sabaq targets
- Recent revision cycle
- Old revision schedule
- Monthly parent progress review
Hifz readiness and recitation check
The teacher checks reading accuracy, Tajweed, memory habits, attention and revision support at home.
Establish the new lesson routine
New sabaq is divided into manageable lines or ayat, modelled accurately and repeated until independent.
Protect recent memorisation
Sabaqi revision connects the newest portions so they remain strong before the learner moves too quickly.
Strengthen old revision
A Manzil schedule and periodic listening test protect earlier memorisation while targets are adjusted to accuracy.
How the tutor assesses, teaches and corrects
Parents should know what the teacher actually does during a lesson. This four-part method keeps correction personal, measurable and calm.
Experience the teaching methodTest without prompting
The teacher first listens independently to distinguish secure memorisation from prompted recall.
Mark weak joins
Similar ayat, hesitant joins and Tajweed errors are identified instead of counting pages alone.
Balance new and old
New memorisation is reduced when revision is weak, protecting quality and long-term retention.
Share exact targets
The learner and parent receive a practical revision target for the time between classes.
Is this the right course route?
Clear expectations help families choose confidently and give the teacher the information needed for a useful trial.
Learners who need this support
- Children with stable basic Quran reading
- Learners ready for regular memorisation and revision
- Families able to support a daily home routine
- Students rebuilding forgotten memorised portions
What honest progress requires
- Hifz progress cannot be guaranteed by a particular date
- Daily revision matters more than adding pages quickly
- Beginners may need Qaida, Nazra or Tajweed first
- Children usually need parent support outside the live lesson
Choose hourly learning or a complete package
Families can use a flexible hourly rate, select the sixty-hour package, or compare the monthly plans below. Confirm the recommended route after the trial assessment.
- Flexible scheduling
- One-to-one attention
- Progress tracking
- 15 free hours, equivalent to £90
- Priority scheduling
- Certificate
Memorisation fees and indicative stages
Durations are estimates. The teacher confirms the learner's route after checking recitation, Tajweed and memorisation readiness.
| Course component | Indicative duration | Fee per hour |
|---|---|---|
| Arabic Alphabets | 4-8 weeks | £6 |
| Tajweed | 8-12 weeks | £6 |
| Recitation | Ongoing | £6 |
| Read with Tajweed | 12-16 weeks | £6 |
| Qirat | 16+ weeks | £6 |
Choose the right lesson frequency
Online Hifz Classes plans begin with 3 free trial classes, followed by a class schedule that fits the learner's goals and weekly routine.
Basic Plan
A steady beginning for new learners.
- 3 classes each week
- 30 minutes per class
- Qaida, recitation, Tajweed and duas
- Free class rescheduling
Standard Plan
More weekly practice for steady progress.
- 4 classes each week
- 30 minutes per class
- Quran recitation and advanced Tajweed
- Free class rescheduling
Premium Plan
Maximum consistency for ambitious goals.
- 5 classes each week
- 30 minutes per class
- Hifz, revision and advanced Tajweed
- Priority class rescheduling
Weekend Elite
Focused lessons for busy schedules.
- Weekend class schedule
- 30 minutes per class
- Recitation, Tajweed and duas
- Flexible class rescheduling
How fees and payment work
Complete the three free trial classes first. When you are ready to continue, admissions confirms the plan, currency, teacher slot and payment instructions.
Credit or debit card
Major cards can be processed online through Stripe.
PayPal
PayPal is listed as an available online payment option.
Direct bank transfer
Admissions can provide the correct transfer instructions before payment.
Currency and billing
Review GBP, USD, EUR, AUD and CAD estimates, then confirm the final amount.
Payment availability can vary by location. Tuition, missed classes, rescheduling and refunds follow the academy's published policies.
Online Hifz Classes FAQs
Can my child memorise Quran online?
Yes, many children memorise successfully online when lessons, revision and parent support are structured.
How often should Hifz classes happen?
Frequent short classes work best for many learners. The right plan depends on age, memory and routine.
Is Tajweed included in Hifz?
Yes. Correct recitation should support memorisation so mistakes do not become fixed.
Do parents receive updates?
Yes. Parents can receive progress updates, homework notes and revision targets.
Can beginners start Hifz immediately?
Most beginners first need Qaida, Nazra and Tajweed foundations before serious Hifz.
What if my child forgets old lessons?
The teacher can rebuild a revision schedule before adding too much new memorisation.
Ready to begin with a teacher who understands the goal?
Book 3 free trial classes for Online Hifz Classes and let Alif Quran Academy recommend the right learning path for your child or family.
