Memorize the Quran, One Ayah at a Time

Interactive mushaf to train visual memory. 20 testing modes to practice every ayah, surah, and juz you learn.

“And We have certainly made the Qur’an easy for remembrance — so is there anyone who will remember?” — Surah Al-Qamar (54:40)

Here are some of the ways Quran Memorizer can help you become a Hafiz

Train Your Visual Memory

Strengthen your hifz by training your eyes on the layout of each page through dynamic hiding, showing, and highlighting.

Learn Through Audio Playback

Improve fluency by looping ayat and surahs with clear Qari recitation for effortless auditory memorization.

Review Ayat, Surahs, or Entire Quran

Practice at your level with flexible test modes that let you review a few ayat, a surah, a juz, or even the whole Quran.

Master the Correct Order of Ayat

Build stronger recall by placing ayat back into their correct order to reinforce flow and reduce hesitation.

Improve Your Surah Identification

Deepen recognition by matching ayah to their surah so your memorization becomes strong and anchored.

Test Your Recall With Missing Verses

Strengthen accuracy by filling in missing ayah in a quick challenge designed to expose and fix weak spots.

“Alhamdulillah Quran Memorizer helps me practice what I’ve memorized so far, even if it’s only a few small surahs. Just 5 minutes a day keeps my memory sharp, and I genuinely look forward to my daily review now.”

rakib, hifz student

Frequently Asked Questions

Am I too old to memorize the Quran?

Not even close. The Prophet (ﷺ) and his companions memorized the Quran in their 30s, 40s, and beyond. Revelation continued for 23 years, and people joined Islam at all ages and still memorized. Your age isn’t the barrier — your consistency is.

If you’re ready to start small, our app helps you build a streak even if it’s just one ayah a day.

I work full-time / I’m a full-time student. I have zero time.

Totally get it. Most adults don’t have hours to sit with the mushaf.

But here’s what real progress looks like:

1 ayah per day: you finish a juz in ~7 months
3 ayahs per day: you finish a juz in ~2.5 months
5 ayahs per day: you finish a juz in ~6 weeks

Small steps compound fast.

Use the testing modes inside the app to keep your memory sharp even on chaotic days.

What if I forget everything I memorized?

Forgetting is human. Even the most experienced Huffaz forget and review constantly as memorizing the Quran is a lifelong endeavor.

Repetition builds retention, not talent.

That’s why our app includes 20 testing modes and a way to train your eye visually, so your memorized pages are retained in your mind.

What if I don’t feel “spiritually ready” to memorize the Quran?

Memorizing the Quran creates readiness. You don’t wait for purity to walk toward the Book of Allah — the Book is what purifies you.

Start with sincerity, even if life feels messy.

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I’m already a hafiz. Can this app still benefit me?

Definitely. Once you finish memorizing, the real work is maintaining your hifz — and that’s where the app shines.
You can use:

visual hide/reveal to strengthen page recognition
audio playback to learn by listening
highlighting tools to mark your weak spots
advanced test modes like previous ayah recall, shuffled ayah order, ayah number drills, and harakah connection practice

It’s basically a digital training ground to keep your hifz sharp, consistent, and confidently maintained.

I can’t afford another subscription right now. What should I do?

The core of the app is completely free.

You get full access to:

full interactive mushaf
audio playback
20 unique testing modes

Anyone memorizing the quran can benefit without paying a cent.

The premium plan is for serious hifz students who want deeper accountability, personalized analytics, and optional enhanced features. But memorizing the Quran shouldn’t be locked behind a paywall, and it isn’t here.