Hifz Planner
Find out when you will complete your Hifz at your current pace — or how many lines you need each day to finish by a target date.
Strong Hifz is built on three parts every day: Sabaq (the new lesson), Sabqi (revising recent lessons) and Manzil (revising older portions in rotation). As your memorization grows, revision time grows too — plan for it from the start.
Read more: How long does it take to memorize the Quran?
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to memorize the Quran?
At one page a day, five days a week, memorizing the 604 pages takes about 2.3 years; at half a page a day, about 4.6 years. Revision days and holidays add some time.
How many lines are in the Quran?
The standard Madani Mushaf has 604 pages of 15 lines — about 9,060 lines in total.
How much should I revise during Hifz?
Traditional programmes revise recent lessons (Sabqi) daily and older portions (Manzil) on a rotating schedule, often completing a full revision cycle every one to four weeks.
Can adults complete Hifz?
Yes. Many adults complete Hifz by memorizing a few lines every day over several years. Consistency matters more than age.
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