The Dar-ul-Qur’an flagship offering is the full-time hifdth (memorization) program. Students must have memorized 1-2 Juzz and be able to read the Qur’an with fluency and accuracy prior to beginning the full-time program. Students must be at least 9 years old to start the program.

Program Details

When

  • Monday through Thursday 8:00 am to 3:30 pm
  • Friday 8:00 am to Jummah prayer
  • Saturday and Sunday Dhuhr prayer to 3:00 pm
    • Weekend classes are mandatory

Cost

Monthly tuition – $400 per student

Full Time Hifdth Registration Form

About Memorization

Our program places equal focus on memorizing new sabaq and and doing revision/review of memorized Surahs and Juzz.

  • We place great emphasis on revision once memorization is complete.
  • The goal for every student is to recite 5 Juzz daily (with minimal mistakes) before leaving the program.
  • The goal for accelerated students is to recite 10 Juzz a day (with minimal mistakes) before leaving the program.

Every student’s progress differs.

Ideally, the memorization of the Qur’an should be completed in 2 years, with one additional year required for intense revision.

Daily Student Routine

  1. Begin the day praying 2 Rakahs of Tahiyatul Masjid (when on-site).
  2. Recite the new Sabaq (newly memorized portion) from 8:00 am to 9:30 am to the teacher.
  3. Revise the Sabaq Juzz (all Surahs they have memorized thus far in the current Juzz) and recite the all or portions of the Juzz from 9:30 am to 12:20 pm to the teacher or to other students (as practice before reciting to the teacher).
  4. Lunch and recess 12:20 pm to 1:15 pm.
  5. Dhuhr prayer from 1:15 pm to 1:30 pm. Students are required to pray their Sunnah prayer before the Iqama is called.
  6. Pray Dhuhr in congregation at the Masjid, followed by remaining Sunnah prayers. Class resumes at 1:45 pm.
  7. After Dhuhr prayer, students revise all of the previous Juzz memorized, and recite to other students (who are on the same level or higher) or the teacher. 
  8. Before leaving for the day, students begin memorizing their Sabaq for the next day.
  9. Dismissal at 3:30 pm.

Depending on the time of year, this daily schedule changes based on prayer timings for Asr and Maghrib.

Tips for Parents

  1. Students must memorize their daily Sabaq every night before going to sleep.
  2. Students should read/revise their Sabaq Juzz every night (before or after their Sabaq).
  3. Students should read/recite at least 1 previously memorized Juzz every night or after Fajr in the morning.
  4. Students should revise their new Sabaq after Fajr, and before class begins, as a preparation for reciting to the teacher.


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