Used by 1,000+ hifz students

Memorize the Quran.

Remember it forever.

Strong hifz is built a little every day. Your daily review is built from your own answers, so weak ayat come back before they fade, inshaAllah.

No card required.

  • 1,000+students memorizing
  • Dailyreview from your answers
  • Web + iOSone account, synced
  • 604-pageMadani mushaf

Why it works

Built for hifz mastery

Tested like a teacher would

Next ayah, missing words, which surah. Questions that check recall, the way your teacher does.

Strengthens weak ayat first

Every day’s review is built from your answers, so weak ayat return before they’re gone.

Made for the Madani mushaf

The same 604 pages and line layout you learn from, on the web and on iOS devices.

Inside the app

Everything you need to master your hifz

Daily review

Your weakest ayat come first

A short review built from your own answers, with the rest of your hifz rotating through.

Quran Memorizer daily review on iPhone
Test modes

Tested like a teacher would

Beginnings, endings, next ayah, missing words. Ten-plus ways to check real recall.

Quran Memorizer Beginning Completion test in dark mode on an iOS device
Hide the mushaf

Cover the page. Recite what’s underneath.

Hide a quarter, half or all of a Madani page and find out what you really know.

Quran Memorizer on iPhone in dark mode with half of a mushaf page hidden
Mutashabihat

Stop mixing up similar ayat

See the shared phrase, then place it in the right surah and ayah, every time.

Quran Memorizer Mutashabihat test showing a shared phrase and its two ayat
Progress

Build the habit. Watch your hifz grow.

Every ayah you’ve memorized and every day you’ve practiced, in one place.

Quran Memorizer Progress page in the Paper theme with memorized ayat and daily questions
Test your hifzNo card required

Quran Memorizer helps me practice hifz with my 40 hour work schedule. I use the test mode to sharpen Surahs that I already memorized between breaks and during my commute.

Raqib, hifz student

Questions

Questions about memorizing the Quran

Is Quran Memorizer free?

Yes. Create a free account and start testing yourself today, on the web or on iOS devices. No card needed.

What is a hifz test?

A quick check of what you have memorized: reciting the next ayah, filling in missing words, naming the surah or telling similar passages apart. Take a free hifz test on any surah or juz.

How do I stop forgetting what I have memorized?

Revise a little every day and test yourself from memory instead of rereading. The Quran Memorizer daily review does this for you, bringing back your weakest ayat first so your whole hifz stays strong.

What is the best way to memorize the Quran?

Small daily lessons recited from memory, with revision every day before anything new. Quran Memorizer builds that habit for you: hide the page to recite, test what you learned, and review your weak spots daily. Our guide on how to memorize the Quran walks through it step by step.

I am busy with work, studies or family. Will this work for me?

It is built for that. The daily review takes a few focused minutes and asks about what you need most, so short sessions build real consistency. See hifz with a full-time job and kids for routines that work.

Can I rebuild hifz I have started to forget?

Yes. Test what you still have, then strengthen a little each day. The daily review brings back the ayat that need you most, so lost ground comes back steadily.

From the blog

Guides for stronger hifz

For the akhirah

Recite, and rise

The companion of the Quran will be told on the Day of Judgement to recite and climb, and their place will be at the last ayah they recite.

Hours go into feeds without anyone noticing. A few focused minutes with the Quran every day build a hifz that stays strong for life.

No credit card needed.