In this article
- What a structured Hifz program includes
- Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil explained
- How an online Hifz class works
- What to look for in an online Hifz course
- Online Hifz course at Elbayan Academy
- Frequently asked questions
- How a Typical Online Hifz Class Is Structured
- A Daily Routine Between Classes
- Tracking Your Progress
- Learn It Step by Step with a Teacher
- More Common Questions
An online Hifz course lets you memorize the Quran with a qualified teacher from anywhere in the world. But not all programs are the same. A good course gives you more than a teacher on a screen: it gives you a clear structure for memorization, revision and progress. This guide explains how a structured online Hifz program works and what to look for before you join.
What a structured Hifz program includes
- Placement assessment: the teacher checks your reading, Tajweed and any memorization you already have.
- A personal plan: how much to memorize, which surahs to start with and how many classes a week.
- Three parts in every class: new memorization (sabaq), recent revision (sabqi) and older revision (manzil).
- Progress records: what you memorized and how well, recorded every class.
- Milestones: clear stages, such as completing a juz, with recognition when you reach them.
Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil explained
Many Hifz programs use this proven three-part system:
- Sabaq (new lesson): the new portion you memorize for the day.
- Sabqi (recent revision): the portions memorized over the last days or weeks.
- Manzil (older revision): a rotating portion of everything memorized earlier.
The balance between these three is what keeps memorization strong for the long term.
How an online Hifz class works
- You recite your recent and older revision; the teacher corrects any mistakes.
- You recite the new portion you prepared, or the teacher helps you memorize it in class.
- The teacher sets your next targets and notes your progress.
Classes are usually 30 minutes, two or four times a week, at a fixed time that suits you.
What to look for in an online Hifz course
| Look for | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| One-to-one classes | Every verse you recite is heard and corrected |
| Qualified teachers | Correct Tajweed and an accurate Hifz |
| A revision system | Prevents forgetting what you memorized |
| Progress reports | You and your family can see real progress |
| Flexible schedule | Classes that fit work, school and time zones |
| Free trial and clear prices | You can try before you commit |
Online Hifz course at Elbayan Academy
Our Quran memorization course follows this structure in live one-to-one classes with certified teachers. You receive monthly progress reports, a certificate of appreciation for each completed stage and WhatsApp support 24/7. Students who complete their Hifz can work towards an Ijazah. Classes cost $5 per 30-minute class: $40 a month for 8 classes or $80 for 16, with 10% off for families and 20% off annual plans. The first class is a free trial.
For children, see Quran memorization for children; for adults, our Hifz plan for adults; and for sisters, classes with female teachers.
Frequently asked questions
How many classes a week do I need?
Two classes a week is a steady start; four a week gives faster progress and more revision time.
Do I need to know Tajweed before starting?
You should read correctly. Tajweed rules are applied and improved as you memorize.
Do you offer group Hifz classes?
No. All our classes are one-to-one. See group vs one-to-one Hifz.
How a Typical Online Hifz Class Is Structured
Most memorization programmes balance three parts in every class:
- New lesson: the new verses you memorized since the last class, recited to your teacher.
- Recent revision: the pages memorized over the last days or weeks, so they stay fresh.
- Older revision: earlier parts of what you have memorized, reviewed on a rotating schedule.
Your teacher corrects mistakes in pronunciation and Tajweed as you recite, and adjusts the amount you memorize to your pace.
A Daily Routine Between Classes
- Listen to the new verses several times from a clear recitation.
- Repeat each verse until you can say it without looking, then join it to the next.
- Recite the new portion in your prayers.
- Spend some time each day on revision, not only on new verses.
Tracking Your Progress
At Elbayan Academy, you receive a monthly progress report and a certificate of appreciation for each completed stage. Advanced students can continue to an Ijazah in Hafs from Asim, which costs $100, paid once.
Learn It Step by Step with a Teacher
Reading about a topic is a good start, but most learners make faster progress with a teacher who can answer questions and correct mistakes as they happen. At Elbayan Academy, every class is one-to-one and 30 minutes long, taught by certified teachers from Al-Azhar University, with female teachers available for sisters and children. Classes run 24/7, so you can fit them around school, work and family. You can book a free trial class on WhatsApp with no payment needed, or browse our courses.
More Common Questions
How does online Quran memorization work at Elbayan Academy?
You memorize one-to-one with your teacher using a steady plan, regular revision and repetition, in 30-minute classes.
Can I earn an Ijazah after memorizing?
Yes. You can work toward an Ijazah in Hafs from Asim. The Ijazah fee is $100, paid once.
What Islamic studies subjects can I learn?
One-to-one courses cover Aqeedah, Fiqh, Seerah, the stories of the Prophets, Islamic manners and Tafsir.
How much do online classes at Elbayan Academy cost?
Classes are $5 per 30-minute class. Monthly plans are $40 for 8 classes (2 a week) or $80 for 16 classes (4 a week), with 20% off annual plans and a 10% family discount.
Can I try a class before paying?
Yes. You can book a free trial class on WhatsApp with no payment needed.
