From the Academy — page 4

Guidance on Tajweed, memorization, and learning the Quran online — for families in the UK, USA and Europe.

Islamic Studies for Kids: What Should They Learn and When?

An age-by-age outline of Islamic studies for Muslim children in the West — beliefs, prayer, the Prophet's ﷺ life, manners and more.

Memorizing is only half of hifz. A clear revision system — recent, near and old portions — to keep every surah you've learned strong.

A realistic, step-by-step approach to memorizing the Quran — for kids and busy adults — including how much to memorize a day and how to revise.

Practical, positive ways Muslim parents can keep children excited about Quran lessons — without nagging, bribing or burnout.

Simple reading plans to complete the Quran — in Ramadan, in two months, or over a year — based on the 604-page mushaf.

What to check before you book online Quran classes — qualifications, safeguarding, trial lessons, progress reports and more.

114 surahs, 6,236 verses, 30 juz, 60 hizb and 7 manzil — a simple explanation of the divisions you see in the mushaf and how to use them.

Realistic timelines for kids and adults — from Noorani Qaida to reading fluently with Tajweed — and what speeds progress up.

How homeschooling Muslim families in the USA and UK can build Quran, Tajweed and Arabic into their weekly curriculum — with a sample plan by age.

Most printed Qurans around the world follow Hafs ‘an ‘Asim. What that means, what other recitations exist, and which one you should learn.

Many grandparents never had the chance to learn to read the Quran. How older learners can start gently, at home, with a patient one-to-one teacher.

Nervous about the first lesson? Here's exactly what happens in a free trial Quran class — for children and adults — and how to get the most from it.