Memorise the Quran, Ayah by Ayah
Choose a range, hear each ayah repeated as many times as you need, hide the text to test yourself, and mark what you know. Your progress, daily target, streak and review queue are kept on this device.
Progress is saved in this browser only. See all your progress and bookmarks. A teacher who hears you recite is what keeps memorisation correct: see the Hifz programme.
The tool tests you. A teacher keeps you honest.
Self-testing shows what you know. A teacher hears the mistakes you cannot hear yourself and sets the revision that makes it stay.
A method, not just repetition
Memorisation lasts when new material is balanced with revision. This is how our teachers run a Hifz lesson, and how to use the tool the same way.
New portion
Set a small range, play it with repeats, read along, then hide the Arabic and recite. Mark an ayah memorised only when you can say it without looking.
Recent revision
Before each new session, recite yesterday's ayahs from memory in Test mode. Play to check any you stumble on.
Older revision
The review queue lists ayahs marked more than three days ago. Recite them from memory so nothing learned is lost.
Read the method in full: how to memorise the Quran and how to build a memorisation schedule.
Memorising with a teacher keeps it correct
What is memorised with errors is memorised with errors. Our Hifz teachers hear every portion from memory and keep your record. The first lesson is free.
No commitment required. One free trial lesson per learner, with no payment details required.