I use to choose 5-7 ayāt and aim to repeat them 350-500 times through out my day, Then I started to time myself for 45 minutes morning and evening. Then I tried this method, doing a page a day, but it will call for a lot of revision. The more you repeat the less revision you would need. It’s best to repeat a page 100x each day, because if you forget you will only need to look once or be corrected once for retention. My experience 😊
@@oceanzpryncifyq depending on how long the verses are, it takes about 3-4 hours to repeat 5-7 ayāt 350-500 in one sitting, but then you don’t have to do it all in one sitting, 20-50 throughout your day is another way to reach the 350-500. 100x a page varies and I would give it 2-2hrs & 45min
@@Gem_ina_dark_world_ wait so do you read the entire page at once and then repeat it again and again or do you take for example a third of a page and then repeat that for 20-50, then the second third, then the last, and then repeat all of them
I also find that picking a qari that you like and listening to them recite while you read also helps to really solidify it, especially if you are older and struggle with pronunciation (Almost like it would get stuck in your head). Then you can listen to that same recitation as you are revising and you will start to notice sometimes you might even "hear" the ayat in your head just as you would "see" the page in your mind while revising as it helps to recite it similarly every time (I am 28 and non-arab so it's difficult to recite without sounding monotonous which isn't pleasing for your brain to recall. Reciting similarly to the qari really helps for anyone self-memorizing). The more senses we can utilise to memorize the better it will be retained insha allah.
As someone who also memorises one page a day in 30 minutes, here is my advice: I like to have an English copy of the Qur'an next to my Arabic Mushaf, and as I read the ayah in arabic, i also read it in english, so it helps me connect the dots better. This has helped me learn to speak Arabic as well. Also the 'splitting the page into two halves' technique also works really well for me, you can also try that technique for a long ayah (by doing it half by half). A Qur'an teacher on a zoom call makes the entire procedure easier as he can keep you accountable, and correct you when you make mistakes. The whole recording and listening helps but takes way too much effort, but if you are unable to afford a Qur'an teacher, then go for it. It is tough when you first start, but it becomes a cake walk once you cross the 10 Juz mark. Start from the last Juz then go backwards since it starts off easy and progressively gets more complex. Remember, memorising Qur'an is easy. Just put in the effort. Allah says in the Qur'an: "And We have certainly made the Quran easy to remember. So is there anyone who will be mindful?" 54:40 All the best, Jazakallahu Khair
I tried to memorize Quraan. So i woke up before Fajr and I start by Suarat al baqarah, the small first and second page and I memorise it at 15min or 20min. Which make me existed to memorize all the Qur'an. Btw I'm still in the way, didn't memorize it yet. Alhamdu'lillah
Assalamu Alikum akh, It is important to correct the recitation of one’s Quran because they are the beloved words of Allah and held to the highest regard of his grace and mercy. 5:25 I just wanted to point out that the start of the Ayah is يريدون with a damma on the first ي. Allahuma Barik the brother is very talented may Allah bless him and assist him with his memorization.
Assalamu alikum warahmtaullahi wabarakatuh, my brother I advise you, as someone who couldn't read arabic himself, to try to read first the whole Quran in arabic. I GUARANTEE that you will get better, and you will also start to understand and speak arabic better... so much good stuff. I know it is hard, (I did this myself, im almost done with it, just few jus left) but brother I advise you really to take some time for it you will thank me I assure you, 😉. Hifth is a very very important journey and if something is worth doing then you have to do it well.
@@AdamJazair1my beloved brother akhi , May Allah bless you. I advise you to focus a bit on tajweed and harakast as there were some mistakes in your Surah saff. May Allah bless you and your family and make us people of the Quran
Guys im on juz 1 pg 1 and im not doing so good because its taking me too long but im nearly done the 1st page but i have been seeing some progress with getting faster with hard ayas before it took me 5-10mins to memorize 2 ayas now mashalah only 2.30mins im seeing a big difference pls make dua for me to hifz the quran
I don’t really use a method but I do something very similar. I break the page into parts. It definitely depends on the number of ayat on the page, how big/small they are, if there is a connected story/theme First I would start by reading the page and getting familiar with it, or sometimes the surah or listening to it. Then when I start to memorize I usually break it into 2 parts or 3 parts. Memorize it, connect it, review, on constant repeat. Then recite to the teacher who helps me find any mistakes in my memorization. Note those down and review that page. Also try connecting the last ayah to the next pages beginning ayah. That way you always know what comes next. If you have difficulty with a word just repeat the word, start slow and then move faster till it becomes natural. One thing I love my teacher does is to test me on multiple random ayat within several Surah’s I’ve passed. “Continue reading from x” or “read the third حتّا”and usually he’ll try to make it a mutashabihat And a thing I personally like to do is recite from the beginning of the surah to the latest page so if I just finished reciting 7th page of Nahl, I’ll do pages 1-7. This strengthens the hifdh. Hope this helps anyone
@@dude7124 again it depends on the page, I can sit down and memorize a page very quickly sometimes and others I struggle with. Also depends on the time you put in. When busy and not constant it takes longer, if I put in the time it can range from 30 minutes to an hour if familiar
What counts is not how much and fast you memorize…what actually counts is how mich you understand and act upon on what you have memorized. Dont forget, Prophet ﷺ warned about a people who’d recite the Qur’an but it would not go down their throat (meaning; the verses did not touch their hearts nor their acted upon them) This is a warning to everyone who wants to memorize the Qur’an, please pay close attention to understanding and acting upon it
Is it truly truly memorized in 18 months?? Meaning if you are tested in 18 months you are perfect and you recite effortlessly that confident??? I took 15 yrs to memorize and was 50 by the time i finished and i am still revising hopefully InshaAllah till last breathe.. Allahumma baarik he answered beautifully..may Allah keep us firm.. aameen
No. After 18months you can finish memorizing the whole Quran, but this alone doesnt suffice. The revision is what will get you to a level of recalling every ayah
@@studypurposeaccount9071 ..i started at 35 yrs and finished at 50 yrs..with battling major illnesses and family responsibilites Alhamdulillah..along with learning Quranic arabic and going thru tafseer
Im a Quran memorization student under a teacher. I have been doing it for a while and can confirm that the more you memorize, the easier it gets over time to memorize and even read the Quran. Heres tips I can give from my experience: 1. Listen to your favorite Qari, repeat after them, learn to articulate words before actually memorizing. This streamlines the memorizing process a lot. 2. Revision is crucial if you want to remember. This broter in the video has a good schedule and spends a whole day revising. People that say to repeat ayat 100x to never forget are being too unrealistic. After all Allah swt made mankind forgetful on purpose. Have a process that best fits you and stick with it. 3. Don’t take even a day off of memorization. If you’re trying to be self taught and not under a teacher, never take a single day off or you can derail yourself and become lazy. My process of memorization is this: Try to memorize half a page each day, read each ayah 7-10 times with good tajweed. Afterwards, do the same process but without looking for each ayah. Once finished read the whole thing 3-7 times without looking.
Can you make a video on how to memorize quran if u have forgetten it. I memroized when i was school but now that im doing part time jobs and busy its very difficult to follow a routine.
No, many sisters are on their journey of becoming a hafiza, including myself, and there are communities! Check any sister committees in ur area😊😊 The reason why there no sisters Quran community on TH-cam, is because a woman’s voice is awrah and you should not recite the Quran beautifully around non-mahrams. I hope you find or have found a community inshallah 🤍
@@sowdigital inshaAllah Jazak’Allah khair, if I should learn grammer will I know how the words end in the quran a 100% or the words in the Quran need a different way
@@Aadhaan not in every single case. But If you have basic vocabular of the Quran and good grammar then you will be able to know majority of times In sha Allah
Possibly recorded before seeking the consent of the brother and the brother didn't approve or he promised the brother before hand not to show his face, hence fulfilling the obligation
I use to choose 5-7 ayāt and aim to repeat them 350-500 times through out my day, Then I started to time myself for 45 minutes morning and evening. Then I tried this method, doing a page a day, but it will call for a lot of revision. The more you repeat the less revision you would need. It’s best to repeat a page 100x each day, because if you forget you will only need to look once or be corrected once for retention. My experience 😊
How long did you take to repeat?
@@oceanzpryncifyq depending on how long the verses are, it takes about 3-4 hours to repeat 5-7 ayāt 350-500 in one sitting, but then you don’t have to do it all in one sitting, 20-50 throughout your day is another way to reach the 350-500. 100x a page varies and I would give it 2-2hrs & 45min
هل ممكن تشرح بالعربية
@@Gem_ina_dark_world_ wait so do you read the entire page at once and then repeat it again and again or do you take for example a third of a page and then repeat that for 20-50, then the second third, then the last, and then repeat all of them
Don't you do sabqi and manzil?
I also find that picking a qari that you like and listening to them recite while you read also helps to really solidify it, especially if you are older and struggle with pronunciation (Almost like it would get stuck in your head). Then you can listen to that same recitation as you are revising and you will start to notice sometimes you might even "hear" the ayat in your head just as you would "see" the page in your mind while revising as it helps to recite it similarly every time (I am 28 and non-arab so it's difficult to recite without sounding monotonous which isn't pleasing for your brain to recall. Reciting similarly to the qari really helps for anyone self-memorizing). The more senses we can utilise to memorize the better it will be retained insha allah.
As someone who also memorises one page a day in 30 minutes, here is my advice:
I like to have an English copy of the Qur'an next to my Arabic Mushaf, and as I read the ayah in arabic, i also read it in english, so it helps me connect the dots better. This has helped me learn to speak Arabic as well. Also the 'splitting the page into two halves' technique also works really well for me, you can also try that technique for a long ayah (by doing it half by half).
A Qur'an teacher on a zoom call makes the entire procedure easier as he can keep you accountable, and correct you when you make mistakes. The whole recording and listening helps but takes way too much effort, but if you are unable to afford a Qur'an teacher, then go for it.
It is tough when you first start, but it becomes a cake walk once you cross the 10 Juz mark. Start from the last Juz then go backwards since it starts off easy and progressively gets more complex. Remember, memorising Qur'an is easy. Just put in the effort.
Allah says in the Qur'an:
"And We have certainly made the Quran easy to remember. So is there anyone who will be mindful?" 54:40
All the best, Jazakallahu Khair
I pray we memorize it but then we ponder over the ayahs and apply them to our lives
I tried to memorize Quraan. So i woke up before Fajr and I start by Suarat al baqarah, the small first and second page and I memorise it at 15min or 20min. Which make me existed to memorize all the Qur'an. Btw I'm still in the way, didn't memorize it yet.
Alhamdu'lillah
Take some time the Quran is something that requires lots of patiences and dua
may allah make it easier for you and me and all of us to memorise quran and also keeping it memorized forever ameen.
SubhanAllah will try this out. Bismillah… let’s see back in a year and a half
Assalamu Alikum akh,
It is important to correct the recitation of one’s Quran because they are the beloved words of Allah and held to the highest regard of his grace and mercy. 5:25 I just wanted to point out that the start of the Ayah is يريدون with a damma on the first ي.
Allahuma Barik the brother is very talented may Allah bless him and assist him with his memorization.
What a beneficial video akhi mashallah allahuma’barik, too often we underestimate our ability before challenging ourselves, May Allah increase us all
Memorising is easy but revising is what’s killing me 😭😭😭
True but revising is the main thing
This method is good for people who already can read Arabic fluently which most of us from the west can’t. Khayr Insha Allah
If you already memorized a few ajza with a normal method, you can switch to this method and ut will very likely work
Assalamu alikum warahmtaullahi wabarakatuh,
my brother I advise you, as someone who couldn't read arabic himself, to try to read first the whole Quran in arabic. I GUARANTEE that you will get better, and you will also start to understand and speak arabic better... so much good stuff. I know it is hard, (I did this myself, im almost done with it, just few jus left) but brother I advise you really to take some time for it you will thank me I assure you, 😉.
Hifth is a very very important journey and if something is worth doing then you have to do it well.
Great video keep going at it Adam, May Allah grant us all Tawfeeq and his Mercy. S/O the brother as well great tajweed and makharaj, Allahuma Barik.
my bro yayah 😂😂. ameen. barakallhu feek akhi.
@@AdamJazair1my beloved brother akhi , May Allah bless you. I advise you to focus a bit on tajweed and harakast as there were some mistakes in your Surah saff. May Allah bless you and your family and make us people of the Quran
May Allah make us all huffadh that work upon what they memorise ya rabb
آمين يارب
Ameen. may allah reward your works akhi. Big inspiration. Hyak allah
May Allah reward you for sharing this. JazakAllah khayarn thank you. I really appreciate it. May Allah grant us jannah In’sha’Allah
Guys im on juz 1 pg 1 and im not doing so good because its taking me too long but im nearly done the 1st page but i have been seeing some progress with getting faster with hard ayas before it took me 5-10mins to memorize 2 ayas now mashalah only 2.30mins im seeing a big difference pls make dua for me to hifz the quran
Jasakallahukaran for an amazing and informative video! 🤲
I don’t really use a method but I do something very similar. I break the page into parts.
It definitely depends on the number of ayat on the page, how big/small they are, if there is a connected story/theme
First I would start by reading the page and getting familiar with it, or sometimes the surah or listening to it.
Then when I start to memorize I usually break it into 2 parts or 3 parts. Memorize it, connect it, review, on constant repeat. Then recite to the teacher who helps me find any mistakes in my memorization. Note those down and review that page.
Also try connecting the last ayah to the next pages beginning ayah. That way you always know what comes next.
If you have difficulty with a word just repeat the word, start slow and then move faster till it becomes natural.
One thing I love my teacher does is to test me on multiple random ayat within several Surah’s I’ve passed. “Continue reading from x” or “read the third حتّا”and usually he’ll try to make it a mutashabihat
And a thing I personally like to do is recite from the beginning of the surah to the latest page so if I just finished reciting 7th page of Nahl, I’ll do pages 1-7. This strengthens the hifdh. Hope this helps anyone
Do you recite whilst memorizing in in a fast Way or rather slow?
@ depends, it’s usually a moderate speed
I’ll start slow, repeat the word and speed it up if it’s unfamiliar. If not it’s pretty moderate
@@Mohamed--Aden thanks.
So how long does it usually take you to memorize a page
@@dude7124 again it depends on the page, I can sit down and memorize a page very quickly sometimes and others I struggle with. Also depends on the time you put in. When busy and not constant it takes longer, if I put in the time it can range from 30 minutes to an hour if familiar
@@Mohamed--Aden wow ma sha Allah so just repeating the section until you know it?
MAY ALLAH BLESS BOTH
What counts is not how much and fast you memorize…what actually counts is how mich you understand and act upon on what you have memorized.
Dont forget, Prophet ﷺ warned about a people who’d recite the Qur’an but it would not go down their throat (meaning; the verses did not touch their hearts nor their acted upon them)
This is a warning to everyone who wants to memorize the Qur’an, please pay close attention to understanding and acting upon it
Jazakallahu Khayr
Is it truly truly memorized in 18 months?? Meaning if you are tested in 18 months you are perfect and you recite effortlessly that confident???
I took 15 yrs to memorize and was 50 by the time i finished and i am still revising hopefully InshaAllah till last breathe.. Allahumma baarik he answered beautifully..may Allah keep us firm.. aameen
No. After 18months you can finish memorizing the whole Quran, but this alone doesnt suffice. The revision is what will get you to a level of recalling every ayah
Which age did u start memorizing Qur'an?
@@studypurposeaccount9071 ..i started at 35 yrs and finished at 50 yrs..with battling major illnesses and family responsibilites Alhamdulillah..along with learning Quranic arabic and going thru tafseer
@@shahnazshaikh6833 Did u take any course or memorize it by yourself?
@@studypurposeaccount9071
With tajweed rules of course Under arab teachers in a masjid class..
This is clearly how I memorise too.
I use to memorise 3to 4ayat in 30min
6:35 - 7:35
Barak Allah feek, did this brother mention his process for reviewing Qur'an as well?
He mentioned it in the skool community that he linked, you can also write with him there
Im a Quran memorization student under a teacher. I have been doing it for a while and can confirm that the more you memorize, the easier it gets over time to memorize and even read the Quran.
Heres tips I can give from my experience:
1. Listen to your favorite Qari, repeat after them, learn to articulate words before actually memorizing. This streamlines the memorizing process a lot.
2. Revision is crucial if you want to remember. This broter in the video has a good schedule and spends a whole day revising. People that say to repeat ayat 100x to never forget are being too unrealistic. After all Allah swt made mankind forgetful on purpose. Have a process that best fits you and stick with it.
3. Don’t take even a day off of memorization. If you’re trying to be self taught and not under a teacher, never take a single day off or you can derail yourself and become lazy.
My process of memorization is this:
Try to memorize half a page each day, read each ayah 7-10 times with good tajweed. Afterwards, do the same process but without looking for each ayah. Once finished read the whole thing 3-7 times without looking.
Is it best to recite the ayaat in a fast pace or slow pace?
Can you make a video on how to memorize quran if u have forgetten it. I memroized when i was school but now that im doing part time jobs and busy its very difficult to follow a routine.
Is the Quran community for brothers only? Jazakallahu khairan
No, many sisters are on their journey of becoming a hafiza, including myself, and there are communities! Check any sister committees in ur area😊😊 The reason why there no sisters Quran community on TH-cam, is because a woman’s voice is awrah and you should not recite the Quran beautifully around non-mahrams. I hope you find or have found a community inshallah 🤍
Assalamu alaikum can you make a video on memorising the harakaat at the end of the ayat, and connect like 2 ayat
Walaikum assalam, it helps a lot if you know a bit of Arabic and grammar. I don’t know it myself there may be other methods
Arabic grammar (Irab) will help. Irab is about which is the harakat at the end of a word.
Try to learn the madinah arabic books.
@@jayedalam9754 sure JazakAllah khair!
@@sowdigital inshaAllah Jazak’Allah khair, if I should learn grammer will I know how the words end in the quran a 100% or the words in the Quran need a different way
@@Aadhaan not in every single case. But If you have basic vocabular of the Quran and good grammar then you will be able to know majority of times In sha Allah
The only difference is that I do 11 verses a day
JAK AKHI
"Do not rush your tongue trying to memorize ˹a revelation of˺ the Quran."
Ayah al-Qiyamah (The Rising of the Dead, Resurrection) 75:16.
I dont know if ur using a different qi'rat or not but for israeila u said israeili
probably a mistake
4:04 it is not Surah Insaan
It is Surah Dahr
Please correct
Theres different names for some surahs insaan is the more popular name
It's the same meaning tho
Just a question why show the picture of your friend if you are just going to blur it 😂
Possibly recorded before seeking the consent of the brother and the brother didn't approve or he promised the brother before hand not to show his face, hence fulfilling the obligation
Anybody wants to start a group so we can memorize together ?
Salaam brother, I'd be open to start a group
@@ar_gusp1674 ya"ll can join the skool community adam made. Its very good for having a community as motivation
Why not combine them
I thnik he is from Germany
Masha Allah bro
I’m trying to memorize and I’m starting slow and small. Inshallah once I start incorporating methods like this I’ll learn faster. Thank you 🩷
inshallah.
We know of a homeless person who memorise a page in 2 mins rather it is better for you to understand the Quran