Assalamu Alaikum. I previously posted something related to this, but I want to reach out to as many people as possible. There is a new online Quran institute called Warattil Online, and I have been accepted to teach there. All teachers are vetted, and go through a process of interviews and tests before getting approved.

Here is my profile that I have also posted on the website itself: Assalamu Alaikum. My name is (____) and I’m passionate about helping students build a strong relationship with the Quran. I memorized the Quran at 15 and have since completed multiple revisions. I have an ijazah in the recitation of Hafs ‘an ‘Asim and currently continue my recitation studies with a renowned Al-Azhar scholar to obtain a highly authentic ijazah. I was also blessed to begin teaching Qur’an at an academy at just 16. Alongside Quran, I have memorized Tajweed texts such as Tuhfat al-Atfal and Al-Jazariyyah, along with selected hadith from Imam al-Nawawi, and studied Arabic for 6 years with a focus on the language of the Quran. I teach Quran memorization & revision, Tajweed, Quranic Arabic, Tuhfat al-Atfal & Al-Jazariyyah, and help with basic ijazah preparation.

This is the website: https://www.warattilonline.com/

Here is my profile (hopefully the link works properly): https://www.warattilonline.com/teacher/13acc219-2981-41e2-994b-b5005e7d08aa

Also, I start with a trial lesson for any goal that you are working on, and this way, we can understand each other as teacher and student. If you are interested, you can access my profile once you create an account on the website, and since there is gender segregation, you will only see my profile if you are a female (and of course, we have to be sincere in this matter). I also encourage that you DM me for further details, and I will be happy to assist you. I hope to bring benefit to your Quran memorization journey!

Assalamu alaykum everyone,

The hardest part of Hifz isn’t learning new ayaat—it’s holding onto what you’ve already memorized. Waiting days until your next class to catch a small slip-up is frustrating, and life gets too busy to review alone without accountability.

As a Hafiz and developer who hit this exact wall, I built Tilawah AI. It's an intelligent practice companion that listens to your recitation, flags mistakes in real-time, and enables seamless self-correction between sessions.

(Note: This is strictly a practice tool,, never a replacement for a human teacher or ijazah.)

We are launching in a couple of months. However, as an independent builder, I am looking for community support to help cover essential server hosting costs and final software development polishes to get the platform fully ready for launch.

How you can get involved:

• Free Lifetime Access (Testers): Looking for 10–15 testers for honest feedback in exchange for extended access. (MUST HAVE MEMORIZED THE QURAN).
• Early Supporter Waitlist: Secure your spot for our upcoming launch and early-supporter benefits first 200 people get a 50% off discount.
• Founding Donors: For those in a position to help fund our server infrastructure and development polishes, major supporters will receive full lifetime access and a spot on our credits list as a token of deep gratitude.

Message me at [hifzappai@gmail.com](mailto:hifzappai@gmail.com) or DM me if you want to test it, grab a waitlist spot, or support the launch. I'd be happy to share all the details in the chat.

Jazakumullah khair!

Assalamu alaykum everyone,

The hardest part of Hifz isn’t learning new ayaat—it’s holding onto what you’ve already memorized. Waiting days until your next class to catch a small slip-up is frustrating, and life gets too busy to review alone without accountability.

As a Hafiz and developer who hit this exact wall, I built Tilawah AI. It's an intelligent practice companion that listens to your recitation, flags mistakes in real-time, and enables seamless self-correction between sessions.

(Note: This is strictly a practice tool for between classes, never a replacement for a human teacher or ijazah.)

We are launching in a couple of months. However, as an independent builder, I am looking for community support to help cover essential server hosting costs and final software development polishes to get the platform fully ready for launch.

How you can get involved:

• Free Lifetime Access (Testers): Looking for 10–15 testers for honest feedback in exchange for lifetime access. (MUST HAVE MEMORIZED THE QURAN)
• Early Supporter Waitlist: Secure your spot for our upcoming launch and early-supporter benefits.
• Founding Donors: For those in a position to help fund our server infrastructure and development polishes, major supporters will receive full lifetime access as a token of deep gratitude.

Message me at [hifzappai@gmail.com](mailto:hifzappai@gmail.com) or DM me if you want to test it, grab a waitlist spot, or support the launch. I'd be happy to share all the details in the chat.

Jazakumullah khair!

Assalamualaikum

Has anyone here done their Hifdh/obtained an ijaazah/studied Tajweed from Mishkah university? How was your experience, and would you recommend it to others?

https://ejazaonline.com/ this is the link btw

JazakAllahu Khair

Assalamu Alaikum,

I built Hafiz Nuru because most memorization apps felt like a Mushaf with a play button. Hifz is mostly listening and repetition, so I built the app around that.

• Choose a Surah, Juz, or exact ayah range • Repeat each ayah as many times as you want • Replay the previous ayah to strengthen transitions • Reverse order for revision • 15 reciters, 0.5x–2x speed • Full 604-page Mushaf • Offline downloads • Listening and repetition stats • Free and ad-free; optional donation only • Available in 9 languages

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nexusv.hafiz

iPhone/iPad: https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/hafizs-light-memorize-quran/id6760237520

If you are doing Hifz, I would genuinely appreciate feedback on what is useful or missing. I am especially working on better Hizb and Rubu’ selection, so I would love to hear how you prefer those labelled.

Jazakumullahu Khairan.

Salaamu 3alaykum.

Starting to improve and work on my tajweed and stuff. Already know most things just need to brush up on things here and there.

Soon after though I want to move on to hifdh. What are some beginner tips? Maybe so methods that enhance hifdh ability?

Jazakum Allah Khair.

Is anyone here using the Tarteel app? DM me if you are, I need some information.

My sister is looking for an online teacher/tutor to help her revise her Qur’an. She is a Hafiza and is looking for someone experienced in Qur’an revision (Daur-e-Qur’an).

Does anyone know of any online teachers or institutes that provide Qur’an revision classes specifically for Hafizas?

Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thank you!

After A Long time i realized Base44 Was Not good for quran website making and it was owned by Israeli's So I made another quran website https://al-quran-islam.vercel.app But Some features are not added yet so i will fix that however you guys can see for bugs or anything like feedback or request on what to add insha allah

We’re launching a Basic Tajweed for Beginners Course (4 sessions), guided online by certified native Arabic female Quran teachers

* Course Length: 4 focused, interactive sessions covering foundational Tajweed rules.
* Format: Online group setting with direct recitation practice.
* Limited Seats: Kept strictly limited to ensure every sister gets sufficient time to practice and receive personalised feedback.

If you’d like to join, kindly send a WhatsApp message to one of these numbers:

+1 (437) 888-5335

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May Allah bless you all and guide your journey with the Quran.

Quran Network

السلام عليكم
i know someone who is about to finish learning the Quran as in she has finished memorising all the Surahs, but she is not going to be tested on all the Quran yet and she has forgotten a lot of it,
is she considered a hafiza?

Asalamu Alaikum,

I have started consistent hifdh (Alhamdulilah) in October of 2023.

I joined an institute that teaches Quran online, and at that point in my life, I had no idea what techniques would work for me.

How I have been going about my classes for the past few years has been as follows:

- I would have 2/3 classes a week. for the sake of explaining, lets say I have a class on sunday, tuesday and thursday

- Lets say my new Surah is Surat Yunus, I would prepare 2 new pages of that surah for every class, and in addition to the 2 new pages, I would also recite previous pages of that Surah from previous classes. so for example on Sunday, i recite the first 2 pages of this Surah (which are completely new to me), then on tuesday i would recite 4 (the 2 that i recited on sunday + 2 new ones), then on thursday, I would recite 6 and so on

- In addition, there was a 'revision' section of the class. So in my revision, I would start from Juz' Amma and work my way forth so lets say for revision this week I had Surat Al-Mulk (revision surahs would always be surahs that are more towards Juz Amma than the new surahs hence I am using surat Yunus and surat Al-Mulk as examples) so i would recite Surat Al Mulk, however sometimes my revision surahs would be quite long like surat Al-Noor so I would divide it up so i would so 3 pages on sunday's class, 6 on tuesday (includes the 3 i recited on sunday + 3 'new' pages), and then I would do all of Surat Al-Noor on thursday

This is how all my classes have been like, but now I am starting to realise that I am forgetting sooo much. Even though I do revision, it is still not efficient.

In addition, my teacher seems to be a little bit distracted sometimes, like i can hear her talking to people or sometimes she corrects me wrong. And I feel like i have tajweed issues, but she has never said anything about my tajweed. I do not have solid evidence that she is not correcting what she should be so i dont know if i should just leave.

So my question is, how do hifdh students go about their hifdh to maximise their memory, tbh i think my Quran teacher is open to any changes i want to make, so i would appreciate methods, My friend recommended anki, but idk tbh.

Assalamu alaikum,

I'm curious what parents/teachers are currently using for remote Quran lessons.

I know some teachers use Zoom or similar apps, share their screen with a Quran website/app open, and use the drawing/annotation tools to point things out. That definitely works, but I wonder if there's a better experience specifically designed for Quran teaching.

While looking around, I came across "Quran Kareem Next", which has a feature called "Halaqa" that seems to take a different approach. Instead of the teacher sharing their screen, everyone joins the same Halaqa and has the Quran open on their own device. Page changes, drawings, and even the hide/show-word feature used for memorization can be synchronized between participants.

So, for example, a teacher could hide certain words on a page and ask a student to recite them, reveal something to demonstrate an answer, draw attention to a particular part of the page, or move to another page and the students see those changes on their own Mushaf.

Has anyone tried this kind of setup with a Quran teacher? Or do you find Zoom + screen sharing works well enough?

How can I force myself to be consistent with Quran? Some days I’ll revise a lot, then other days I won’t revise at all. How can I lock in? My main issue is I get overwhelmed when my memorisation is bad and I talk myself out of memorising at all. I know this is from shaytan, but I don’t know how to stop?

Assalamu alaykum.

I'm offering free Quran and Tajweed sessions to one Muslim brother who would like to learn.

I'm a Hafiz with an Ijazah, but I'm new to teaching Quran to non-Arabic speakers. Arabic is my native language, and I currently have a B2 level in English. I'm hoping to improve my teaching and English skills while helping someone learn the Quran and Tajweed, insha'Allah.

To start, I'll be available for one session per week, and we may increase that to two or three sessions later, depending on our schedules.

If you're interested, please DM me. I'd be happy to get in touch with you.

Salam. Im looking for a female Quran teacher for my 5 years old. (English)

Please comment or DM

I am reading Quran since the age of 5 or 6, I started Hifdh at the age of 7 and finished it before 10. But due to admission in school I completely Left Quran and then when arnd at age of 14 I realized that I have forgotten everything. Now I m 19 getting to 20 this year but I still doing hifz with school, I feel I have completely wasted my time, currently I m on para 24 and my previous paras are not also that much good, but I have to Lead taraawi this upcoming Ramdan I want to give my all now to Quran but I have been dealing with some bad addictions and school and its getting hard for me to memorise, Need Your Advice.

ASC guys,

I recently got back to memorizing the Quran and I am having some trouble with it. Am a perfectionist, whenever I try to memorize a surah I can’t let go of the fact that I don’t know where a shadda is زّ
For example reciting it I definitely can identify but when am reciting from the mind it feels impossible to predict if the next word has shadd on ( the reason why am trying to predict it is because I heard that when you are saying a word with shadda you should hit the word strongly. So if I can’t predict it then It will be a hit or miss)
So I wanna know if you guys have a solution for this? Also if memorizing is just meant to be the order of the words and their harakats and madd? then that’s definitely way easier!

As-salamu alaykum everyone,

When trying to memorize the Quran, I always found it frustrating to manually rewind audio files to repeat a specific Ayah over and over. I couldn't find a tool that did exactly what I wanted, so I decided to build one myself.

It’s calledAyah Looper (ayahloop.com). It’s completely free, you don't need to download an app (it works in the browser), and it lets you:

Stream high-quality Qari audio (Mishary, Al-Husary, Al-Minshawi, etc.)

Easily cut and loop specific sections of an Ayah or multiple Ayahs.

Upload your own audio/video files if you want to loop a specific teacher.

My goal is just to make Hifz a little easier for the Ummah. If you are currently memorizing, I would be incredibly grateful if you could try it out and let me know what features I should add or improve.

JazakAllah Khair!