Memorise the Qur’an with Structure, Guidance & Consistency
A structured, supportive environment for students to memorise the Qur’an from home — with live lessons, guided memorisation, continuous revision and careful progress monitoring.
A Complete Online Hifdh Programme
More than learning new verses — a full journey of memorisation, revision & character
Memorising the Qur’an requires consistency, regular revision, knowledgeable teachers and a learning environment that encourages discipline and sincerity. Our programme combines new memorisation with revision, recitation development and regular teacher feedback.
Each student’s progress is monitored so that suitable targets can be set according to their ability, pace and current level. Students attend from home, allowing families in the UK and internationally to access structured Qur’anic education without travelling to a physical madrasah.
Programme at a Glance
Everything your child needs for a consistent Hifdh journey
Days
Monday to Thursday
Time
5:00pm–7:00pm UK
Delivery
Live online lessons
Monthly Fee
£70 per month
Recordings
For revision & catch-up
Areas
Hifdh, revision, recitation, Islamic Studies & Tarbiyyah
Monitoring
Attendance & individual progress
Location
Learn from home, worldwide
What Students Will Study
A balanced curriculum that develops memorisation, recitation and Islamic character together.
New Memorisation
Students memorise new portions under the guidance of their teacher. Targets are set carefully, taking into account ability, previous learning and progress.
Previous Revision
Previously memorised portions are reviewed regularly. Consistent revision helps students retain what they have learned and prevents earlier memorisation from weakening.
Recent Revision
Students revise recently memorised lessons to strengthen fluency, accuracy and confidence before progressing to further passages.
Qur’an Recitation
Teachers support students in improving pronunciation, fluency and recitation. Mistakes are identified and corrected for the most accurate memorisation.
Islamic Studies
Students develop age-appropriate Islamic knowledge that helps them understand and practise their faith, complementing their Qur’anic learning.
Tarbiyyah & Character
We encourage Islamic manners, discipline, responsibility and respect, reminding students that memorising the Qur’an should shape their worship and daily life.
How the Programme Works
Initial Assessment
The student’s current recitation, memorisation and revision level is assessed to establish an appropriate starting point and the support required.
Individual Targets
Students receive suitable memorisation and revision targets according to their level and ability — progress without compromising accuracy.
Live Online Learning
Lessons take place live Monday to Thursday. Students interact with teachers, recite assigned portions and receive corrections and guidance.
Regular Revision
Revision is built into the programme. Students maintain both recent and previous memorisation alongside learning new passages.
Progress Monitoring
Teachers monitor memorisation, revision, recitation and engagement so difficulties are caught early and targets adjusted where needed.
Regular Progress Monitoring
Every student progresses differently. For this reason, our teachers monitor students individually rather than relying on one fixed target for everyone.
This structured approach helps parents understand how their child is progressing and encourages students to remain focused on their goals.
Attendance & Consistency
Regular attendance is essential. Missing lessons can weaken revision, interrupt momentum and make targets harder to reach. Parents are encouraged to ensure their child:
- Attends every scheduled lesson
- Joins on time and ready to learn
- Has a suitable device and stable internet
- Studies in a quiet, appropriate environment
- Completes the memorisation and revision assigned
- Practises consistently outside lesson time
Recorded Lessons
All lessons are recorded, giving students extra support beyond their live classes. Recordings help students:
- Review explanations and corrections
- Revisit parts of a lesson they found difficult
- Catch up when a lesson has been missed
- Strengthen their independent revision
- Continue learning with greater flexibility
Recordings support learning — they should not replace regular attendance at live lessons.
More Than Memorisation
Our aim is not only to help students memorise the words of the Qur’an, but to nurture a meaningful, lasting relationship with the Book of Allah.
Why Choose Al-Rushd?
Structure, experienced teachers and individual care — for a sustainable Hifdh journey
Four Evenings of Structured Learning
Lessons run Monday to Thursday, giving students the regular contact and consistency needed to make meaningful progress.
Experienced, Supportive Teachers
Guidance, corrections and encouragement from teachers who balance new memorisation with strong revision.
Individual Progress
Targets are based on each student’s ability and current level, allowing a suitable, sustainable pace.
Regular Monitoring
Attendance, memorisation, revision and overall progress are monitored so parents stay informed.
Recorded Lessons
Students can revisit recorded lessons for revision, reinforcement and additional support.
Islamic Studies & Tarbiyyah
Supports the student’s wider Islamic education, character and personal development.
Learn from Home
Access structured Hifdh education from the comfort and safety of home, wherever you live.
The Role of Parents
Parental support is an important part of a child’s Hifdh journey. Even with regular lessons, students need time outside class to practise new memorisation and revise previous portions.
Hifdh is a long-term journey — patient encouragement builds a lasting love for the Qur’an.
Programme Fees
- Live online lessons, Monday to Thursday
- Two hours of scheduled learning each evening
- Guided Qur’an memorisation
- Regular revision
- Recitation support and corrections
- Islamic Studies
- Tarbiyyah and character development
- Attendance monitoring
- Regular progress monitoring
- Access to recorded lessons
Frequently Asked Questions
Lessons take place online from Monday to Thursday, 5:00pm–7:00pm UK time.
The fee is £70 per month.
Yes. Students attend scheduled live online lessons and receive guidance and feedback from their teachers.
Yes. All lessons are recorded to support revision and help students revisit their learning. Recordings should be used as additional support and not as a replacement for attending live lessons.
No. Alongside Hifdh and revision, students also receive Islamic Studies and Tarbiyyah to support their knowledge, manners and Islamic character.
Yes. Attendance and punctuality are recorded and monitored because consistency is essential for successful memorisation.
Teachers monitor new memorisation, previous revision, recitation, accuracy, fluency, attendance and engagement. Targets can then be adjusted according to the student’s progress and needs.
As an online programme, lessons can be accessed from different locations. Families should check that the UK lesson times are suitable for their local time zone.
No. Memorisation ability and previous experience vary between students. Appropriate targets are set according to each student’s individual level and progress.
Yes. Successful Hifdh requires consistent practice and revision outside scheduled lessons. Parents should help their child maintain a regular daily routine.
Begin Your Child’s Hifdh Journey
Give your child the opportunity to memorise the Qur’an through a structured online programme combining live teaching, regular revision, progress monitoring, Islamic Studies and Tarbiyyah.
