By Online Quran Classes Team · Published · 5 min read
Our hifz program is not only for students memorizing new pages. Many of the students who join are huffaz, or students who memorized several Juz years ago, who want to keep what they have. They don’t need a new lesson every day; they need someone to recite to.
Revision classes are live and one-on-one on Zoom, like all our online Quran classes. The teacher listens to your recitation from memory, corrects mistakes and hesitations, and keeps a record of which pages are strong and which need more time.
Who revision classes are for
- Huffaz who finished Hifz at a madrasa or locally and now study or work full time.
- Students who memorized part of the Quran, for example five or ten Juz, and want to keep it before adding more.
- Teenagers in exam years who want to pause new lessons but not lose their Hifz.
- Adults returning to the Quran after a gap, who need to rebuild weak Juz page by page.
- Huffaz preparing to lead Taraweeh who want a listener before Ramadan.
How a revision class works
A typical 30-minute class is mostly recitation from memory, with the teacher following in the Mushaf:
| Part | What happens |
|---|---|
| Warm-up | A short passage recited to settle the voice and check Tajweed. |
| Manzil | The day’s revision portion recited from memory, with the teacher stopping at mistakes and hesitations. |
| Weak pages | Pages marked weak in earlier classes are recited again until they are steady. |
| Plan | The teacher notes what was strong, what was weak, and sets the portion for the next class. |
The portion is set for each student. A hafiz with a busy week may revise less per class, and more when time allows.
Because the class is one-on-one, the teacher hears every word. A listener is the one thing self-revision cannot give you: it is easy to skip a line or miss a mistake when nobody is following along.
Building a revision plan that fits your week
The right plan depends on how much you have memorized and how much time you have. Your teacher builds it with you after the trial, but the principles are simple:
- Little and often beats a long session once a week.
- Rotate through everything: every Juz you know should come up on a regular cycle.
- Give weak pages extra turns until they are as strong as the rest.
- Recite in Salah: using memorized passages in your own prayers is revision too.
We teach 24/7, 7 days a week, and you choose your days, so a class can sit before school, at lunch or late at night. If you also want to keep adding new pages, read our part-time Hifz program guide.
When a Juz has become weak
Almost every hafiz has a Juz that slipped. It is not a reason for shame, and it can be rebuilt. The teacher starts by listening to where you are, then rebuilds the weak Juz a page or half-page at a time, reading from the Mushaf first and then reciting from memory, while the rest of your Hifz stays in rotation.
If you are rebuilding a lot, the class may look more like the daily Sabaq, Sabqi and Manzil routine of our Hifz program online for a while. That is normal, and it changes back once the pages are steady.
Preparing for Taraweeh and Ramadan
Many huffaz increase revision in the months before Ramadan so they can lead or follow Taraweeh confidently. Revision classes can move to a schedule that covers more pages per week as Ramadan approaches; ask our team about the fee for extra days or longer classes. Our Ramadan Quran classes page has more on learning during the month itself.
Fees for Hifz revision
Revision classes cost the same as every other course, with a male or female teacher at the same price:
| Plan | Price | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Flex Monthly | $45 a month | Billed monthly |
| Half-Year Saver | $40 a month | $240 every 6 months |
| Annual Best Value | $35 a month | $420 a year |
Listed prices are for Monday–Friday plans: 20 one-on-one classes a month, 30 minutes each. For weekends, longer classes or a different number of days, message our team and we’ll work out the fee for your schedule.
Native Arab teacher packs are separate: Starter 5 for $75, Core 10 for $130 and Intensive 20 for $220. Every new student starts with a 3-day free trial, with no card and no advance payment. You pay only after the trial, and only if you decide to continue. See all online Quran classes fees.
How to start
- Book the free trial on our trial form. Mention how much you have memorized and which Juz feel weak.
- Recite to your teacher in the trial classes so they can hear where you are.
- Agree a revision plan and choose your days after the trial.
Students in the USA, UK, Canada and Australia book at their own local time. Questions first? Contact us: our team is available 24/7 and replies within 1-2 minutes. You can also email info@onlinequranclasses.net or call +1 (380) 206-9388.