By QuranClassOnline Editorial Team ยท Updated 2026-10-04
Short answer
Online Hifz classes are live one-to-one lessons in which a teacher hears new memorisation and planned revision. They suit learners who read the Quran fluently and accurately and can practise daily between lessons.
Who online Hifz classes suit
Hifz works best for learners who already read the Quran fluently and accurately. If reading is still slow, a reading or Tajweed course first will make memorisation easier and more accurate.
How a Hifz lesson runs
- The learner recites new memorisation to the teacher
- The teacher corrects any mistakes
- The learner recites recent revision
- The teacher hears some older revision, so earlier parts are not forgotten
- New memorisation is set for the next lesson
Revision is as important as new memorisation
The biggest challenge in Hifz is keeping what has already been memorised. A good plan balances new lines with recent and older revision, every week.
A clear first goal
Many learners start with the 30th Para, which contains many short chapters. It gives a defined target and builds the habit of daily memorisation and revision. See our 30th Para Hifz course.
The role of families
Memorisation needs daily practice at home. Parents help by protecting a regular memorisation time and listening to revision. Read how parents can support Quran memorization.
Accountability
Every lesson is delivered through our MAKTAB platform, supervised and recorded, and parents of children receive a monthly PDF progress report.
Next steps
See our Hifz course, read how to start Hifz, or book a free trial.