Full-Time Hifdh Curriculum Guide
Full-Time Hifdh
- Complete all three components of their daily work.
- Read actively at home for assigned time (2 hours/weekday and 6 hours/weekend).
- Avoid things that will negatively affect Hifdh.
- Listen/mark students’ lessons.
- Ensure students complete all three parts of their daily work.
- Keep parents & administration updated about student progress.
- Ensure their child reads at home (2 hours/weekday and 6 hours/weekend).
- Create a conducive environment/schedule at home for their child’s Hifdh.
- Keep regular contact with the teacher to measure child’s progress.
THREE DAILY ASSIGNMENTS
This is the first and most important assignment of each school day. Students are expected to recite an assigned portion of what they have already memorized in previous Juz (between half to one Juz based on their current status) every weekday. Without reciting the Ammukta students will NOT be allowed to recite Para-Sabaq or Sabaq.
This is the second assignment of the day. It consists of reciting from the beginning of the current Juz that the student is memorizing up until their new Sabaq. Without reciting the Para-Sabaq students will NOT be allowed to recite Sabaq.
This is the third and final assignment of the day. It consists of the newly memorized lesson after the Para-Sabaq. As one can see, the correct and timely recitation of Ammukta and Para-Sabaq is the ONLY way the student can consistently progress in Hifdh.
STUDENT EXPECTATIONS
Students are required to read 2 hours every weekday at home in order to complete their assigned lessons for the next day. Over the weekend/holidays they are required to read a minimum of 3 hours each day.
After the completion of the attached lesson for each new Juz, the student will only be allowed to move to the next Juz after reciting the Juz in its entirety to the teachers satisfaction as well as passing a random spot test of that Juz.
HIFDH GRADUATION
Students should meet the following requirements for graduating as a Hafidh:
- Successful completion of Quranic Arabic class.
- Review of Quran before graduation. This could take anywhere between 3-6 months.
- A final recitation of the whole Quran in one day.