Many Muslims who want to memorize the Holy Quran wonder about the possibility of memorizing it in one year. In fact, this is very possible if the student follows the correct plan and has the determination to adhere to it. In this article, we will try to cover all the tips that will help you memorize the Holy Quran in just one year.
How to memorize Quran in One year
Seven tips will help a student memorize the Holy Quran in just one year
1. Create a memorization Plan.
The plan should include daily memorization of the Qur’an at a rate of two pages per day (from the Madinah Mushaf), and should also include a plan for daily revision. So, creating a plan will make the process organized and let the student know before they start the effort that they will afford in the memorization process to be ready to start with prime motivation to finish memorizing the holy Quran.
2. Start with a short surah
Whoever wants to go through the experience of memorizing the Holy Quran should start with the short surahs, Al-Fatihah, as it is a pillar of prayer that every Muslim must master in memorization and recitation, then the rest of the surahs from An-Nas, Al-Falaq, Al-Ikhlas…. and so on. There are many reasons why most teachers prefer that the student start by memorizing the short surahs. Their verses are short and have a beautiful, beloved rhythm that is easy to remember and sticks in the ear even for children. Moreover, they are small sections that are complete in subject, unlike the long surahs whose subject is long and the student cannot memorize it in one lesson. In addition, these surahs are rich in the rules of Tajweed and pronunciation of letters (Makharij), which if the student masters them, it will be easy for him to bypass the rules in the longer surahs. Accordingly, we advise anyone who wants to memorize the Qur’an to start with the short surahs.
3. Revise 10 pages daily
You should review at least 10 pages of the Holy Quran daily, to consolidate what you have previously memorized from the Holy Quran, and you should allocate a daily time of two to three hours for the process of memorization and review.
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4. Get Monthly test
Every month, Muslims need feedback about their level and about what they memorized, so Muslims should take a monthly test to know if they memorized well or not. There are online tests that Muslims can use to evaluate their memorization process. After this evaluation, Muslims will know their memorization level and what points they should revise again to memorize it well.
5. Use advanced techniques for memorizing.
There are many techniques of memorizing that Muslims can use in their memorization journey to the holy Quran. So Muslims should find the best techniques for them and start the memorization process. Also, Muslims can use this technique that will make the process look easier and will be finished easily without any effort.
6. Follow your Hifz timetable.
Muslims should follow the plan that they set at the beginning of the memorization process. Following this plan will save time and effort because organizations help Muslims reach their goals faster without wasting time.
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7. Get Support from Online Instructors
Getting support from experienced instructors who have experience in memorizing the holy Quran will help Muslims reach their goals easily. At Eilaf, we offer you a qualified instructor who is ready to help you reach your goal and will support you on your memorization journey that will finish by finishing the memorization of the holy Quran.
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