How do you balance hifz and school?

[byellow200]

Here are some tips:
1.If you can keep a phone with you and load it with mp3s of the juz that you are learning and listen to whilst you walk.
2.Whilst walking read your memorized ayaats as much as you can throughout the day. The more you do this the more it will enforce you inside your head.
3.I understand that you may not be able to keep a quran with you at all times but what you can do is take a photo with your phone of the page and when you need to take a quick look to remember some ayaats then you can do so.
4.Read the memorized ayaats in your salaah.
5.Resolve your whole day around the quraan.
6.Try to read at least 3 juz from memory everyday. (you can do this one once youve learned more juz)
7.when youve learned something and need to find ur mistakes close the mushaf and record yourself on ur fone. Then listen to yourself whilst looking inside the mushaf and circle your mistakes.

Needless to say but ask Allah (swt) for help and guidance.

[Abdullah5576]

I owe you an apology for my late reply so please forgive me.

First i have to say that everyone is different so feel free to change bits to suit your learning style but i would recommend the following:

5:00-7:00 use this time to learn your new sabaq. I would advise about a side but if you can do more than do so but find a number and keep consistent.
7:00-8:00 take a break and do things that u may need to do
8:00-9:00 Learn the juz that your new sabaq is in and if it is at the start then learn about a half or 3 quarters before. (know as sabaq para or sabqi in urdu)
9:00-10:00 learn a juz everyday from the your previously memorized juz. (known as dor or manzil in urdu)
The time at 6.30 to 7.30 in the morning find at least 15 mins to go over the new sabaq learned the previous night. Both looking in and by memory.

I will inshallah give u more advise but please confirm that you have read what is above and feel free to discuss anything you may want to change.

Ps: normally i would have advised you to ask your teacher to help you devise a program but i understand from your posts that you are unable to do so, is that the case?

Correct my teacher speaks bengali while i do not understand what it he says. I have no masjid in my area so im basically all alone. Parents dont encourage me to memorize or anything so i lack motivation. Currently im able to memorize one page in an hour-two hours. The only problem is the faster i memorize the faster it escapes my mind. Another struggle is how i stutter which makes it 10 times more difficult to recite without making a mistake even if i know how to recite it. Jazakallah Khair for your advise and haha you are forgiven

[byellow200]

Correct my teacher speaks bengali while i do not understand what it he says. I have no masjid in my area so im basically all alone. Parents dont encourage me to memorize or anything so i lack motivation. Currently im able to memorize one page in an hour-two hours. The only problem is the faster i memorize the faster it escapes my mind. Another struggle is how i stutter which makes it 10 times more difficult to recite without making a mistake even if i know how to recite it. Jazakallah Khair for your advise and haha you are forgiven

Thats why you dont learn it as fast you can. Take as much time as u can.
1.Learn only one side a day. Since you are just starting you have more time on your hands but over time it will come easier for u.
2.Start at the top and keep reciting one ayaah until you have mastered it. (you can split-learn the ayaahs as well especially if they are long)
3.Then learn the next ayaah.
4.then learn the two ayaahs together
5.then learn the next ayah
6.then learn the three ayaahs together
7.keep going like this untill you finish the page
IMPORTANT:Dont move to the next ayaat untill you havent mastered one. And the dont move to the next ayaah until from the top of page till current ayaah isnt mastered. This takes up a lot of time but it is an excellent method.
8.Once you finish the page listen to yourself by recording it and correct ur mistakes.
Then keep going through the page in ur head or even loudly whilst walking or when you get a minute free breaks and such.
Also read it in ur namaaz
and keep on revising
remember two words:
REPETITION
CONSISTENCY

[byellow200]

You may also find it useful to keep a log on this thread everyday. This will give you two benefits
1.it will keep u on track
2.if your procrastinating then someone on the forum will try to help you

also please feel free to ask any questions

[byellow200]

By the way what juz are you planning to start from or have u started?

[Abdullah5576]

By the way what juz are you planning to start from or have u started?

i have memorized all over the place lol. Currently im on juz amma. I memorized amma but have been procrasinating on naziat. I know surahs 97-114, Ayatul Kursi, Yaseen, Ar-Rahman, and of course fatiha

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What about those who have a fear of forgetting?
I hifz juz amma,surah yaseen ,surah rahman and small surah ike ayatal Kursi etc at the age of around the age of 8 or 9.Hafiz who taught me quran told my mother I have a good memory I can do hifz of quran.I asked this to my mother ,she told me its upto you ,if you will forget anything you will get double punishment.Being a girl you will be going t have lots of house hold responsibilities it will be very difficult to manage and you wouldn't be able to continue your school .
I was scared and discontinued. Still I remember those surahs what I had learned during my childhood.One thing what I have noticed things which you remember at your childhood you will never forget easily,and remembering anything is very easy.
Now I have decided to Alima course online,soon Inshaallah.

[tak]

You may also find it useful to keep a log on this thread everyday. This will give you two benefits
1.it will keep u on track
2.if your procrastinating then someone on the forum will try to help you

also please feel free to ask any questions

Can some body suggest a program or a schedule, for a girl who has completed studies, and now she want to memorize quran, I know about her,she need a schedule, she has completed 10 and half juz, but had a problem with repetation, she don't have any teacher as no female teacher available, and due to hijab she don't want to go any male teacher,
So can some body suggest a good time management, that she can do it in 8-9 months, I know her she is hardworking and can manage 6-8 hours a day,

[tak]

What about those who have a fear of forgetting?
I hifz juz amma,surah yaseen ,surah rahman and small surah ike ayatal Kursi etc at the age of around the age of 8 or 9.Hafiz who taught me quran told my mother I have a good memory I can do hifz of quran.I asked this to my mother ,she told me its upto you ,if you will forget anything you will get double punishment.Being a girl you will be going t have lots of house hold responsibilities it will be very difficult to manage and you wouldn't be able to continue your school .
I was scared and discontinued. Still I remember those surahs what I had learned during my childhood.One thing what I have noticed things which you remember at your childhood you will never forget easily,and remembering anything is very easy.
Now I have decided to Alima course online,soon Inshaallah.

Hope you doing fyn sister,
About your fear, come out of it and consistently recite the surahs you memorize in childhood, in salah, this is the most advisable way to not forget.
For aalima course, if you are in india you can find many madaris for female,with good boarding and brilliant female teachers, so it is advisable to go there except joing online course. ,

[byellow200]

i have memorized all over the place lol. Currently im on juz amma. I memorized amma but have been procrasinating on naziat. I know surahs 97-114, Ayatul Kursi, Yaseen, Ar-Rahman, and of course fatiha

Learn juz amma. If you learn one side a day you should finish in 20/28 days inshallah. Put your head down ad dont procastinate learn every day even sat/sundays. Make a log everyday and do dua to Allah(swt).