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A complete Hifz program, one-to-one: your child memorises with a hafiz or hafiza, usually five days a week in 30, 45 or 60-minute lessons, with sabaq, sabqi and manzil in every lesson and a female supervisor listening to every class.
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What is the online Hifz program?
Online Quran Learnings runs a full online Hifz program for children aged about 6 to 16: live one-to-one lessons, usually five a week, with a hafiz or hafiza who listens to every line. Lessons are 30, 45 or 60 minutes, and each follows the madrasah rhythm of manzil (older revision), sabqi (recent revision) and sabaq (the new lines). Most children start with Juz Amma, a female supervisor listens to every class, and every child is tested at the end of each month, with a progress report based on that test.
Five 30-minute lessons a week cost $59 a month; longer 45- and 60-minute Hifz lessons are offered too, with fees for every country below. The fee is the same for a male or female teacher, with no registration fee. The free trial of up to 3 days needs no card: the teacher hears your child read, checks they are ready, and suggests how many new lines and which lesson length to start with.
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Female supervisor in every classOnline Hifz program for kids at a glance
| Who for | Children about 6 to 16 who read the Quran fluently |
|---|---|
| Teacher | A hafiz or hafiza, male or female, your choice |
| Lesson | 30, 45 or 60 minutes, live, one-to-one |
| Pace | Five lessons a week suggested; Juz Amma can start on three or four |
| Every lesson | Manzil, sabqi, then the new sabaq |
| Usual start | Juz Amma, the 30th juz |
| Parents | A test every month and a report based on it; join any class |
| Price | $59 a month for five 30-minute lessons a week; longer lessons below |
How is the online Hifz program organised?
In four stages: a reading check, Juz Amma, the rest of the Quran juz by juz, and then keeping it. Revision runs through every stage, so what your child memorised in the first month is still being heard in the last.
- Reading checkIn the free trial the teacher hears your child read. If letters, vowels or Tajweed need work, that comes first.
- Juz AmmaThe short surahs of the 30th juz, so your child feels progress quickly and the daily habit settles.
- Juz by juzThe rest of the Quran, a few lines a day, with the manzil growing as each juz is memorised.
- Keeping itDaily manzil keeps every juz strong. Young huffaz who have finished can take revision-only classes.
Already memorised part of the Quran with another teacher or at a madrasah? Your child recites what they know in the trial, and the teacher starts from there. Our guide to switching Quran academy covers the rest.
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What happens in each Hifz lesson?
Your child recites to the teacher, in the same order every day, and leaves knowing exactly what to memorise for tomorrow. The teacher listens to every line and corrects mistakes on the spot, before they set.
Lessons are 30, 45 or 60 minutes, five days a week. Longer lessons give the teacher more time to hear revision as the memorised part grows; in the free trial the teacher suggests a length for your child.
First: manzil
Your child recites a set slice of older revision, so earlier surahs and juz keep coming round.
Then: sabqi
The recent portion, the last few days or weeks, until it no longer needs the page.
Then: sabaq
The new lines memorised since the last class, said from memory.
Last: tomorrow’s sabaq
The next lines are read together with Tajweed corrections, so your child memorises them correctly at home.
- Sabaq: the new linesA few new lines a day, read correctly first and then recited from memory.
- Sabqi: the recent portionRecited again for the next days and weeks until it is secure.
- Manzil: everything beforeOlder juz in a fixed rotation, so nothing is lost while new pages are added.
More on revision, and what the teacher listens for: Quran memorization with murajaah.
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How much does a child memorise, and how long does Hifz take?
A few new lines a day for most children, and about 3 to 5 years for the whole Quran with steady daily lessons. We do not promise a finishing date: the teacher sets the amount after hearing your child and reviews the pace with you every month.
| Age | New lines a day (sabaq) | Revised the same day |
|---|---|---|
| 5 to 6 | 1 or 2 lines, or one short ayah | Yesterday’s lines and one short surah |
| 7 to 9 | 2 to 5 lines | The last few days, and a few older surahs |
| 10 to 12 | 5 lines to half a page | The last week, and part of an older juz |
| 13 and up | Half a page to a page | The last week, and a full older juz in rotation |
| New lines a day | Juz Amma | The whole Quran |
|---|---|---|
| 3 lines | About 5 months | About 11½ years |
| 5 lines | About 3 months | About 7 years |
| 8 lines (about half a page) | About 2 months | A little over 4 years |
| 15 lines (one page) | About 5 weeks | A little over 2 years |
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What does a Hifz week look like next to school?
Five short live classes on school days, a little memorising at home each day, and a light weekend. Classes run 24/7, so the lesson can sit after school, after Maghrib or at the weekend, in your own time zone.
- MonClass: manzil, sabqi, sabaqHome: next lines, 15–20 min
- TueClass: manzil, sabqi, sabaqHome: next lines, 15–20 min
- WedClass: manzil, sabqi, sabaqHome: next lines, 15–20 min
- ThuClass: manzil, sabqi, sabaqHome: next lines, 15–20 min
- FriClass: manzil, sabqi, sabaqHome: next lines, 15–20 min
- SatHome: light revision of the week
- SunRest, or listen to a reciter
An example only. Some families prefer weekend classes; we agree your times on WhatsApp.
At home, give your child 15 to 20 minutes a day to memorise the next sabaq and, if you can, listen to them recite it once before class. In exam weeks, tell the teacher early so the plan can bend rather than stop: Quran classes during exams.
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Is your child ready for a Hifz program?
A child is ready when they read the Quran fluently and correctly, can keep a short daily routine, and want to memorise. Age matters less than these three; children often start between 6 and 10.
- Reads a page of the Quran without guessing
- Already knows a few short surahs by heart
- Can sit and focus for a 30-minute class
- Your family can keep a daily slot for home revision
Not there yet? Waiting a few months is not falling behind. Firm up reading with Quran with Tajweed or start the short surahs with Juz Amma memorization. More signs to look for: is my child ready for Hifz?
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Who teaches Hifz, and what do parents see?
A hafiz or hafiza of your choice, male or female, checked before they teach. Every Hifz teacher is a hafiz or hafiza: they have memorised the whole Quran themselves. Our teachers are mostly based in Egypt, the UAE, India and Pakistan. We check every teacher’s ID and certificates before they teach, and a female supervisor joins every class.
- A female supervisor joins every lesson live and listens to the whole class
- Parents can sit in on any lesson without telling us first
- Every lesson is recorded; parents can watch their child’s recordings
- A test at the end of every month, and a progress report based on it: surahs memorised, sabaq, sabqi and manzil, and a teacher’s note
- If a teacher is not the right fit, we change them; you do not have to explain why
- Teachers never message a child outside the lesson
Every teacher has their ID and Quran and Tajweed certificates checked, an interview and a demo class our team watches, and training before a first student. The full rules are on our child safety page.
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What does the online Hifz program cost in your country?
One monthly fee for one child, set by the number of lessons a week. It is the same for a male or female teacher, there is no registration fee, and any class missed on our side is refunded or taken off next month’s fee.
| Where you live | Five 30-minute lessons a week | Five 45-minute lessons a week | Five 60-minute lessons a week | Three 30-minute lessons a week |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA and most countries (US dollars) | $59 a month$2.95 a lesson | $85 a month | $110 a month | $49 a month |
| United Kingdom (pounds) | £48 a month£2.40 a lesson | £69 a month | £89 a month | £39 a month |
| Canada (Canadian dollars) | C$79 a monthC$3.95 a lesson | C$114 a month | C$147 a month | C$66 a month |
| Australia (Australian dollars) | A$89 a monthA$4.45 a lesson | A$128 a month | A$166 a month | A$74 a month |
| New Zealand (NZ dollars) | NZ$104 a monthNZ$5.20 a lesson | NZ$150 a month | NZ$194 a month | NZ$86 a month |
| UAE (dirhams) | AED 239 a monthAED 11.95 a lesson | AED 344 a month | AED 446 a month | AED 160 a month |
| Academy | Hifz plan | Monthly fee |
|---|---|---|
| Online Quran Learnings | 30-minute lessons, five days a week | US$59 |
| Online Quran Learnings | 45-minute lessons, five days a week | US$85 |
| Online Quran Learnings | 60-minute lessons, five days a week | US$110 |
| LiveQuranLessons | 45-minute lessons, five days a week | US$90 |
| LiveQuranLessons | 60-minute lessons, five days a week | US$118 |
| TarteeleQuran | Hifz plan, 20 classes a month | US$175, plus a one-time registration fee |
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Online Hifz program or a local Hifz class?
Both can work; the difference is how much one teacher hears your child, and how the class fits around school. Online suits families with no Hifz class nearby, or whose local class cannot hear each child every day.
Online one-to-one (our program)
- The teacher hears every line your child recites
- A hafiz or hafiza teacher; manzil, sabqi and sabaq in every lesson
- At home, at any hour, around school and travel
- A female supervisor in every class; parents can watch
A local Hifz class
- Classmates and a madrasah atmosphere
- Often longer hours, several days a week
- Travel there and back, at the class’s fixed times
- One teacher shares the time between several children
If your child needs to be heard every day and the timetable has to fit school, one-to-one online is easier to keep up.
Weighing other options too? Online classes or a masjid class, and our comparison of online Quran academies.
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How much do the classes cost?
One fee a month, set by the number of classes a week. It is the same for every course, and for a male or female teacher.
1 class a week
4 lessons a month · 30 minutes each$30/monthabout $7.50 a lessonTry Up to 3 Days Free2 classes a week
8 lessons a month · 30 minutes each$39/monthabout $4.88 a lessonTry Up to 3 Days Free3 classes a week
12 lessons a month · 30 minutes each$49/monthabout $4.08 a lessonTry Up to 3 Days Free4 classes a week
16 lessons a month · 30 minutes each$55/monthabout $3.44 a lessonTry Up to 3 Days Free5 classes a week
20 lessons a month · 30 minutes each$59/monthabout $2.95 a lessonTry Up to 3 Days Free
- A female supervisor in every class
- Male or female teacher, same price
- A progress report every month
- Every lesson recorded, ask any time
Prices in US dollars. Paid monthly. No enrolment fee, no contract. Every plan starts with the free trial, and you choose the number of classes after it.
How do I book, and what if things change?
Book in a minute, meet the teacher in up to three free days, then decide. You pay month by month, so you can change anything later.
Booking the free trial
- Book in a minuteTell us your child’s age and your WhatsApp number. That is all we need.
- Agree a time on WhatsAppWe message you to agree a time in your time zone and a male or female teacher.
- Up to three days of free classesThe teacher finds your child’s level and teaches real lessons. No card, no obligation.
- Then decideCarry on with a monthly plan, or stop. There is no contract.
If something needs to change
- A different teacher
- Ask at any time, with no reason needed. Male or female, at the same price.
- A different time
- Message us on WhatsApp as early as you can. We find another time, with the same teacher where possible.
- If your child misses a class
- Tell us before the class, then choose a make-up class or have the fee adjusted next month.
- If the teacher cannot make a class
- Any class missed on our side is refunded or taken off next month’s fee.
- Stop any time
- There is no contract. Ask within 5 calendar days of the first paid class for a full refund.
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Kids are under an organised structure
“Happy for my kids that they are studying in an organised structure where both teacher and students are under supervision… Receiving the progress status of kids after the class.”
Alhamdhulillah. Glad I found this institute.
“Class is flexible… Supervisor is in the class for safety of both the sides.”
I am very impressed with the teaching
“My kids have learnt so much within such a short space of time. Very impressed would definitely recommend.”
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What is the best age to start an online Hifz program?
Most children start once they read the Quran fluently, often between 6 and 10. Some start earlier with short surahs. The teacher checks readiness in the free trial.
How long does the online Hifz program take?
Most children take about 3 to 5 years for the whole Quran with steady daily lessons; some take less and some more. We do not promise a finishing date: the teacher reviews the pace with you every month.
How many classes a week does the Hifz program need?
Five 30-minute classes a week is the usual pace, because memorisation needs daily recitation to a teacher. Children doing Juz Amma can start with three or four.
Do you offer 45- or 60-minute Hifz lessons?
Yes. Hifz lessons can be 30, 45 or 60 minutes, five days a week: US$59, US$85 and US$110 a month in US dollars, with fees in pounds, Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollars and dirhams above. For many children a focused 30-minute class plus 15 to 20 minutes of memorising at home works well; the teacher suggests a length in the trial.
How much does the online Hifz program cost?
Five 30-minute lessons a week cost $59 a month for one child, and 45- and 60-minute Hifz lessons cost more (fees by country). The fee is the same for a male or female teacher, with no registration fee.
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Can my child continue Hifz they started somewhere else?
Yes. Your child recites what they have memorised in the free trial, and the teacher starts the sabaq from there and builds what they know into the manzil.
Are your Hifz teachers huffaz?
Yes. Every Hifz teacher is a hafiz or hafiza, and you choose a male or female teacher. Every teacher has their ID and Quran and Tajweed certificates checked and a demo class watched before teaching, and a female supervisor joins every lesson.
Can my child keep up revision after finishing?
Yes. Manzil is part of every lesson so earlier portions stay strong, and young huffaz can take revision-only classes.
Is my child tested, and how do I know they are progressing?
Yes. Every child is tested at the end of each month, and the monthly progress report is based on that test. You can also join any class without telling us, and every lesson is recorded so you can watch your child’s recordings.
Sources for the dates and facts on this page
- LiveQuranLessons: fees — checked 26 October 2026. Hifz plans: US$90 a month for 45-minute lessons and US$118 for 60-minute lessons, five days a week
- TarteeleQuran: fees — checked 26 October 2026. Hifz plan: US$175 a month for 20 classes; a one-time registration fee for new students
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