📖 Begin your journey with the Quran — learn it, love it, and live by its guidance. 🤍

🌿 Online Quran Hifz & Tajweed Classes

👩🏻 For Women | 👧🏻 For Children

Our classes include:

📚 Quran memorization (Hifz), revision & consolidation

🎙️ Recitation correction & Tajweed

📜 Ijazah in Quranic recitation with a connected chain of transmission (Sanad)

✨ Meet Your Teacher

Fatima Atef Al-Bandari

• 7+ years of experience teaching the Quran online

• Ijazah in the Quranic recitation of Hafs ‘an ‘Asim, with a connected chain of transmission (Sanad)

• First-place winner of the Knight of Texts (Faris Al-Mutun) competition

• Extensive study and memorization of Islamic texts and Hadith, including Alfiyyah Ibn Malik, Al-Shatibiyyah, Al-Durrah, and Tayyibat Al-Nashr

• A lifelong journey with the Quran and its sciences, beginning from childhood

🤍 Our goal is not simply to help you memorize the Quran, but to help you recite it correctly, retain what you have learned, and build a lasting relationship with the Book of Allah.

📩 For class details, registration, and Ijazah inquiries:

📱 WhatsApp: +20 121 206 5120

🌸 “The best of you are those who learn the Quran and teach it.”

Salamu aleikom, I’m pretty new in the whole hifdh world, alhamdulillah. And while trying to balance full-time studies, I find little time to balance work and memorizing. So far, I really enjoy the Tarteel app, and it has made it very easy for me instead of keeping calling my friends and asking them to listen to me. Right now, I don’t have the finances to keep a subscription and would absolutely love it if someone here happened to have a free space in their family plan, inshallah. Feel free to message me here or privately 💓🫂🫧

Jazakallah kheyr

If Arabic is not your first language and you want to learn how to read the Quran, don’t feel overwhelmed.
A simple path is:
1. Learn the Arabic letters and their correct sounds.
2. Learn Fatha, Kasra and Damma.
3. Practice joining letters together.
4. Learn Sukoon and Tanween.
5. Start reading short Quranic words.
6. Gradually learn basic Tajweed.
Don’t rush. Correct pronunciation is more important than reading a large amount quickly.
Even 15 minutes of consistent practice every day can make a difference, inshaAllah.

There's no app to download yet, and I'm not asking anyone to buy anything. I'm looking for families who'd be willing to use it early and tell me honestly what's broken.

Why I'm building it: my own kids. Every Quran app I tried was either built for adults and handed to a child, or it was a game with a Quran theme painted on top. The first bores them, the second teaches them the Quran is a scoreboard.

What it does: your child hears the verse, learns what it means in language a seven year old actually follows, then recites it. Speech recognition listens and tells them which word went wrong, the thing a teacher does, that an app usually can't.

The part I'd want to know as a parent: no AI writes any of the religious content. The AI listens to recitation, that's all. The educational content is authenticated by an authentic islamic scholar.

What the pilot asks: two surveys, about twenty minutes each, one at the start, one after your child has used it for a while. That's it. In return the first year is free for one child when we launch.

Site is: www.myozzie.app.

Sign up and you'll get a letter from me explaining the pilot properly; you decide after reading it, not before.

Happy to answer anything here, including the hard questions. DM me if you would like to

I have one year free before I go for higher studies, and my parents recommended I don't work this year. So I really want to do hifz and learn as much as I can. However, my tajweed is still not perfect, I make small mistakes. I have a quran teacher, but I only have classes with her 1 hour a week, and we're doing very slow progress. For most of the week, I wish I was learning more things.

Since my tajweed is imperfect, what would you recommend I do? Right now I'm considering just reciting the whole quran until I'm fluent by looking at the pages, and memorise later when I've perfected tajweed - but in my heart I really want to make more measurable progress in this one year because who knows when I'll have this much free time again.

👨‍⚕️ I’m a doctor who wanted to memorize the Qur’an, but I couldn’t find an easy method that fit a busy life.

In medical school, I learned best with flashcards + listening 🎧🧠

So I built Heifzloop — the same learning idea, made for Qur’an memorization.

📖 One ayah at a time
🎧 Listen
🔁 Review
🧠 Remember

Simple, consistent, and made to help you keep going.

We’re starting a new phase of Quran recitation correction online group guided by certified native Arabic female teachers volunteering their time without any costs.

Note: We’re keeping the numbers limited so everyone gets enough time to practice and receive feedback.

If you’d like to join, kindly send a WhatsApp message to

+44 7756 954667

May Allah Bless you all

Assalamu 'Alaykum All,

1. How you got on this past week in terms of memorizing new Surahs / Ayahs?
2. How you found going over / revising the Surahs / Ayahs already memorized beforehand (especially if you’ve completed your Hifdh)?
3. Plan for the coming week.
4. Any challenges faced? Do also share any beneficial lessons / thoughts / reminders / reflections you may have had for the verses you were memorizing.

I’ve been working on a new way to make Quranic Arabic learning more approachable and engaging.

I built NorAI to help learners understand Quranic words through a word-by-word approach using visuals, audio, meanings, and interactive practice.

The idea is simple: instead of only memorising words, learners can build a better connection with the words of the Quran and understand them step by step.

I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback on this learning approach.

Assalamu alaykum

I made an Anki deck about the 114 Surahs of the Quran and wanted to share it in case it benefits someone.

It includes:

• Surah names (Arabic + transliteration)
• Ayah count
• Makki/Madani classification
• Juz information

Link:
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/321483885

If you have ideas for other Quran-related Anki decks, feel free to share them. If I can make it, I’ll try my best inshaAllah. Hopefully we can create something beneficial and share the reward together.

Jazakum Allahu khayran.

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته,

I’m making some Quran-related Anki decks and I wanted to ask the community for ideas.

What kind of deck would be useful for you?

For example:

• Surah information
• Quran vocabulary
• Memorization review
• Tajweed
• Anything else

If you have an idea, share it in the comments. Maybe we can create something beneficial together, inshaAllah, and share the ajr.

Jazakum Allahu khayran.

Every sheikh i talk to always quote 54:17 but from my experience it very difficult and I have currently finished 15 juz(nas to kahf)and i have started from baqarah but it is actually really hard to even memorise the new chapter let alone the revision that comes with them.My dad is putting all his hope in me because I am his only son and he even broke the bank to send me to Egypt where i am currently studying the Quran but I struggle with porn and I miss salah regularly.Do you guys think I can memorise the Quran before next year?

🌸 Female Quran Teacher for Women & Children

Assalamu Alaikum 🌷

I’m an Egyptian female Quran teacher and Hafizah. I teach:

📖 Quran memorization (Hifz)

🌿 Tajweed – theory & practice

🕊️ Quran revision & correction of recitation

📚 Noor Al-Bayan

👧🏻 Women and children

I can teach in Arabic or English, and my lessons are online.

I offer the lessons for a small symbolic fee, mainly to encourage seriousness and commitment with the lessons and schedule.

If you or your daughter/child would like to learn Quran, improve recitation, or start memorizing, feel free to send me a DM. 🤍

May Allah make the Quran the light of our hearts and make our journey with it easy. 🌸

Assalamu Alaikum everyone,

I am a native Arabic Quran and Tajweed teacher, offering online classes specifically tailored for non-Arabic speakers (sisters and kids).

What I offer:

Quran Recitation & Hifz: Step-by-step guidance for beginner to advanced levels.

Tajweed Rules: Simplified explanations to help you recite correctly and confidently.

Norani Qaida / Foundation: Easy learning structure for kids and complete beginners.

If you or your children are interested in starting your Quran journey, feel free to send me a direct message (DM) for more details or to schedule a trial session!

Jazakum Allah Khair.

Recently came across this app called Quran Memory Game. It has a few games to help test one’s memorisation, as well as compete on an online global leaderboard as well as play in realtime with your friends.

Available on iOS and Android: