Full Time Hifz-ul-Quran Program

Our Advanced program is for students who are committed to mastering the Quran. This includes full memorization (Hifz), deep study of Tajweed and Qira’at.

What You’ll Learn

• Full Hifz-ul-Quran (Memorization Program).

• In-depth Tajweed and Qira’at techniques.

Topics Covered

• Hifz (memorization tracking & retention system).

• Advanced rules of Tajweed and their practical use.

• Revision and testing with certified teachers.

Enrollment Criteria

To ensure a respectful, productive, and spiritually focused learning experience, all students must meet the following requirements before enrollment is approved.

1. Age Requirement

• Students must be at least 7 years of age at the time of enrollment.

• Younger students may be considered only under exceptional circumstances, subject to an evaluation by the teacher or academy administration.

  2.Internet Access and Technical Setup

• Students must have reliable Wi-Fi access and a stable internet connection throughout class time.
• A functioning device with camera and microphone (laptop, tablet, or desktop) is required for all sessions.

• Technical issues or poor connectivity should be resolved promptly to avoid class disruptions.

  3.Guardian Supervision

• A parent or guardian must be present or nearby during class sessions, especially for younger students.

• Guardians are expected to monitor behavior, maintain discipline, and ensure students remain attentive and respectful during lessons.

  4.Learning Environment

• Students must attend class in a quiet, distraction-free environment to allow proper concentration and respect for Quranic recitation.
• Background noise, multiple people talking, or other disturbances are not permitted during class time.5. Dress Code

• Students are expected to adhere to Islamic dress standards during class sessions.
  • Boys: modest clothing covering from navel to knees at minimum; clean and respectful appearance.
  • Girls: modest attire with hijab covering hair, neck, and chest.
• The dress code applies even in online sessions as part of adab (proper Islamic conduct) before the Qur’an.