Yearly Guides
Your memorisation roadmap. Choose how long you want to take to memorise the whole Qurʾān, from one year up to five, and the guide lays out the exact portion to memorise each day, month by month, until you finish.
Assess each juz
This is the first assessment toward creating your revision cycle. Here you choose the ajzāʾ you have memorised and what condition each juz is in. This then gives you a method to revise the different ajzāʾ in their different conditions, all assembled in one structured cycle.
1. Select the juz 2. Select its condition 3. Click Save
Your summary appears below the grid. The full cycle it builds is in the Cycle section. Ratings save on this device.
Your full cycle, by day
On this page you will find your full revision cycle, and the method for revising your revision according to its different conditions.
This is your full cycle, based on the condition of each juz. It shows what to revise each day and how much to revise each day.
How to revise each condition
This shows how to revise your revision and how to approach it according to its different conditions.
10 days per juz
8 days per juz
30 to 45 min sessions
4 days per juz
25 to 30 min sessions
2 days per juz
20 to 25 min sessions
1 day per juz
A juz that is completely forgotten is not revision. It goes back to new memorisation and is re-memorised from the start.
Your cycle
This is your main revision. Each day you revise your portion and mark it done, and you move forward.
Mark each day complete for the cycle to move to the next day.
The sub cycle
The sub cycle was created to keep strong ajzāʾ strong while you are still strengthening the remainder of your ajzāʾ. The last thing you want is to strengthen a juz only to forget it because you were focusing on the others.
You have two portion options daily, depending on your time and availability. From the ajzāʾ you have already strengthened, you can either revise one juz daily, or half a juz daily.
Choose daily pace
Strong and very strong ajzāʾ appear here as a second cycle to preserve strengthened ajzāʾ.
How to revise
Read once from the muṣḥaf.
New revision
This is for the juz you are memorising right now. You recite it every day from the start of the juz up to your page, so the new memorisation locks in before it slips.
How to revise
- 2 to 5 times from the muṣḥaf, then 2 to 5 times from memory
- Bare minimum: once from the muṣḥaf and once from memory
Why daily, from the start?
A new lesson, when first memorised, leaves the memory very quickly if not revised swiftly and consistently. Reciting from the start of the juz every day means that throughout the entire period of memorising it, you accumulate a large amount of repetition, and this repeated revision allows the juz to become firmly embedded.
Your checklists
Choose the checklist you need. Tap each box as you complete a repetition, and your place is kept for the day.
For a portion you are memorising for the first time. Work through the three steps in order.
For the juz you are memorising right now, recited daily from the start of the juz up to your current page.
For a portion you have already memorised. Choose its condition and the checklist adjusts to it.
Revision methods
This explains how to revise properly: the condition of each portion, the two stages of muṣḥaf then memory, and how many times to repeat. Read it once at the start, then come back whenever you need a reminder.
forgotten
Repetition numbers are guidelines. The real measure: keep going until the portion is recited without mistakes. With each cycle the same portion needs fewer reps, because your memorisation strengthens. Weak → Average → Strong → Very Strong.
Start Here
Set your details and how the app works for you. Everything you do is saved here on your own device.
How to use The Hifdh Guide
- Set your stage and guide below, whether you are still memorising or maintaining, and the timeline you are following.
- Assess your ajzāʾ on the Assess page: tap each juz and rate how strong it is. This builds your personalised revision cycle.
- Open your Checklists each day. Tick off each repetition as you go (muṣḥaf first, then memory).
- Mark each cycle day complete on the Cycle page as you finish, and your schedule advances on its own.
- Add new memorisation in New Revision, and keep older ajzāʾ strong through the Sub cycle.
- Back up your progress regularly (further down this page) so it stays safe and can move to another device.
Install it like an app so it opens full screen and works without a connection. On iPhone or iPad, open this page in Safari and tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android, open it in Chrome and tap the menu, then Install app or Add to Home screen. Your progress is kept on the device you install it on.
Where are you up to?
Your guide
Back up & restore
Because everything is saved only in this browser, download a backup to keep your progress safe, or to move it to another device or browser. Restoring replaces what is currently saved here.
Progress
Your assessments and cycle progress are stored only in this browser. Nothing leaves your device.
Copyright & licence
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