About
We build tools for strong, consistent hifz
Quran Memorizer is made by Al Hidayah Apps. We wanted a better way to revise hifz every day, so we built one.
Why we built it
Anyone who memorizes the Quran learns early that memorizing a page is the easy part. Remembering it months later is harder. Pages you knew well a month ago start to go, often unnoticed until a stumble in salah.
Most students balance hifz with studies, work and family, with no spare hours for revision. They need a tool that tests them instead of letting them reread, notices the ayat they keep getting wrong, and gives a short review each day aimed at those weak spots. Quran Memorizer was built to do that, so every student can build strong, consistent hifz.
We use it ourselves. Our founder, Sayyid, is memorizing the Quran alongside work, and he keeps a public journal of every lesson, with the patterns and meanings that help him remember each ayah, at hifzstudent.com.
What the app does
- A daily review that brings back recent lessons and rotates through the rest of your hifz
- Quiz modes that ask what comes next, what came before, or which surah an ayah is from
- Hiding part of the mushaf page so you recite from memory
- Looping any range of ayat with recitation audio
- Marking the words and ayat you keep getting wrong so they come back sooner
It runs in the browser and as an app for iOS devices.
How we write our guides
The articles on this site are practical advice on memorizing and revising. We hold them to a few rules:
- Quran text is taken from quran.com, and every ayah reference links back to it.
- Translations are quoted from the Saheeh International translation and labeled as such, with names and words written in plain letters (Allah, Quran) to match the rest of the site. When we explain an ayah in our own words, we say so.
- Hadith are checked on sunnah.com, linked by collection and number, with the grading noted where it matters.
- We are not giving rulings. For questions of fiqh or tajweed, learn from a qualified teacher.
The full details, including how to report a mistake, are on our sources and editorial standards page.
If you spot a mistake, email [email protected] and we will fix it.
Contact
Questions about the app or your account: Support or [email protected].