Pre - Hifz & Hifzul Qur’an
Curriculum Framework
Pre-Hifz Level (Age: 4–7 / Play–Grade 2)
- Focus: Building Quranic foundation Objectives:
- 1. 30 minutes Qur’an Recitation & memorization.
- 2. 10 minutes Tajweed practice.
- 3. Weekly Islamic moral stories (Akhlaq, Adab).
Daily Routine:
- 1. 30 minutes Qur’an Recitation & memorization.
- 2. 10 minutes Tajweed practice.
- 3. Weekly Islamic moral stories (Akhlaq, Adab).
Hifzul Qur’an Level
(Age: 8+ / Grade 3–5 and above)
Focus: Structured memorization Objectives:
- 1. Full memorization of Juz 30 → Juz 1 gradually.
- 2. Daily revision (Muraja’ah) & understanding basic meaning.
- 3. Memorization discipline, patience, and focus development.
Daily Routine:
- 1. 1 hour Hifz session (morning preferred).
- 2. 30 minutes revision session (afternoon).
- 3. Islamic Studies / Tafsir integrated once weekly.
Integration with Academic Subjects
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Time
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Activity
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Subject Focus
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8:00–9:00
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Hifz / Qur’an
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Memorization & Recitation
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9:00–12:00
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Academic Classes
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English, Math, Science, ICT
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12:00–12:30
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Islamic Studies
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Akhlaq, Fiqh, Seerah
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12:30–1:00
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Review Session
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Qur’an Muraja’ah / Reading
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- 1. Keep Fridays for Islamic revision & co-curricular Islamic activities (Nasheed, competitions, Hadith quiz).
- 2. Provide termly progress reports for both academic & Hifz performance.
Teaching & Assessment
- 1. Appoint qualified Hafiz/Hafiza teachers with child teaching experience.
- 2. Use memorization charts and reward systems (stars, certificates, recognition).
- 3. Regular oral assessments every week; monthly Qur’an tests.
- 4. Maintain separate Hifz Record Book for each student.
Parental Involvement
- 1. Conduct monthly meetings with parents for progress review.
- 2. Provide home revision guide for parents to help after school.
- 3. Involve parents in Qur’an completion ceremonies (Khatam).
Certification
- 1. Offer Pre-Hifz Certificate (for Juz 30).
- 2. Offer Partial / Full Hifz Certificate (verified by your Islamic Coordinator or Imam Board).