Quran memorization
Online Quran memorization (Hifz) and revision for children and adults
Lisanova Academy teaches Quran memorization and revision online in live one-to-one lessons. Each learner gets a memorization plan matched to their level, regular revision of what they have already learned and guidance on correct recitation and Tajweed from teachers who hold Ijazah. We never promise a completion date.
Short answer: Lisanova Academy teaches Quran memorization and revision online in live one-to-one lessons. Each learner gets a memorization plan matched to their level, regular revision of what they have already learned and guidance on correct recitation and Tajweed from teachers who hold Ijazah. We never promise a completion date.
Who it is for
Children and adults, from learners who are just starting short surahs to those continuing a longer Hifz journey, and people who memorized in the past and want to revise. You do not need to speak Arabic: lessons are adapted for non-Arabic speakers.
Learning objectives
- Memorize new passages at a steady pace you can sustain.
- Keep what you have memorized through planned revision.
- Recite with correct pronunciation and apply the rules of Tajweed.
How lessons work
Your teacher listens to your recitation, corrects it, sets the next portion and schedules revision. Progress is tracked so you can see how much you have memorized and revised.
Our Quran teachers hold authentic Ijazah (a certified chain of transmission) in Quran recitation and Tajweed. They are qualified native Arabic speakers with extensive experience teaching Quran memorization, pronunciation and Tajweed rules to non-Arabic speakers.
Quran memorization revision with a teacher
Revision (muraja'ah) means returning regularly to passages you have already memorized so they stay secure. Memorized passages fade without it, which is why new memorization and revision are planned together rather than treating a completed passage as permanently learned.
In a revision lesson you recite a previously learned passage from memory while your teacher follows the text. The teacher notes where you hesitate, skip or confuse similar verses, corrects pronunciation and Tajweed, and agrees which passages to revisit before the next lesson.
Learners who memorized years ago can ask for a plan focused mainly on revision. Tell the academy which passages you have memorized and how secure they feel; the plan is confirmed with you before you start.
| Part of the lesson | What happens |
|---|---|
| Recite from memory | You recite an agreed passage you learned before, without looking at the text. |
| Teacher feedback | Forgotten words, confused similar verses and recitation mistakes are pointed out and corrected. |
| New portion | If you are still memorizing, the teacher hears and corrects the new passage. |
| Plan until next time | You agree what to revise and what to memorize before the next lesson. |
Reading, Tajweed and revision: different parts of learning
Reading means recognizing Arabic letters and vowel marks. Tajweed concerns how the Quran is recited. Hifz means memorizing passages; revision means returning to passages already learned. Your teacher adapts the lesson to the part you need to practise.
Beginners can start with reading and pronunciation within their Quran lessons. This is different from studying Modern Standard Arabic grammar or taking lessons on the Quran's meanings.
Prices
Quran and Islamic Studies: single class $12 per hour; Monthly Package 1, 8 hours per month, $80; Monthly Package 2, 12 hours per month, $110. Families get 15% off for each additional sibling. Discover Islam sessions are free.
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