Online Hifz Course in Italy

One-to-One Attention

Every child receives focused attention from their tutor. This individual approach helps tutors identify each child's learning pace and adjust lessons accordingly, ensuring steady progress without pressure.

Step-by-Step Memorization

Children learn to memorize in small portions with daily revision. Tutors break down verses into manageable sections, helping children build confidence as they progress through each part.

Clear Lesson Routine

Parents receive clear information about what their child is learning each week. Regular updates help parents understand their child's progress and know what to practice at home.

Flexible Timings

Classes are scheduled to fit Italian time zones (CET/CEST) and work around school hours. Afternoon, evening, and weekend slots are available to suit different family schedules.

This Hifz course is suitable for children who are starting Quran memorization for the first time. It provides a structured approach with clear steps, making it easier for beginners to build a strong foundation.

Children who have already memorized some portions of the Quran can also benefit from this course. Tutors help organize existing memorization, identify areas that need strengthening, and provide a clear path forward.

Parents in Italy looking for online Quran memorization classes will find this course convenient. Classes are conducted entirely online, so children can learn from home without needing to travel to a physical location.

Non-Arab speaking children who need explanations in English will benefit from this course. All instructions, corrections, and feedback are provided in English, making it easy for children to understand and follow along.

At what age can a child start Hifz?

Children can start Hifz from around age 6 or 7, once they can read Arabic letters and basic words. However, the ideal starting age varies for each child. Some children are ready earlier, while others may benefit from starting a bit later. During the free trial, our tutors assess your child's readiness and provide guidance on the best time to begin.

How many classes per week are recommended for Hifz?

We recommend 3 classes per week (Standard Plan) for steady progress in Hifz. This frequency allows children to learn new verses regularly while maintaining revision of previous portions. Some families choose 2 classes per week for a slower pace, while others opt for 5 classes per week (Intensive Plan) for faster progress. The tutor will suggest the best frequency based on your child's capacity and schedule.

Are these classes suitable for kids living in Italy?

Yes, our online Hifz classes are designed for children living in Italy. Classes are scheduled in Central European Time (CET) or Central European Summer Time (CEST) to match Italian time zones. We work around Italian school hours, offering afternoon, evening, and weekend slots. The online format means children can learn from anywhere in Italy without needing to travel.

How is revision handled in online Hifz classes?

Revision is built into every class session. Tutors review previously memorized portions regularly, checking for accuracy and retention. Daily revision of recent verses and weekly review of older portions helps keep memorization strong. Parents receive guidance on how to help their child practice revision at home between classes.

Can parents track progress?

Yes, parents receive regular updates on their child's Hifz progress. Tutors share information about which portions have been memorized, how well the child retains previous lessons, and areas that need extra practice. Progress reports are provided monthly or upon request, helping parents stay informed about their child's development.

What device is needed for online classes?

Your child needs a device with internet connection and a camera for video calls. This can be a computer, tablet, or smartphone. The device should have a working microphone so the tutor can hear your child's recitation clearly. We recommend using a tablet or computer for a better learning experience, though smartphones also work well.