Free hifz tool
Manzil Planner
Revise it all, with extra time for weak pages.
A free Quran revision planner for your manzil. Paint the pages you have memorized on a map of the 604-page Madani mushaf, mark each one strong, shaky or weak, and get a daily revision cycle that brings weaker pages back more often. Print it as a tick-off sheet or add it to your calendar.
Days you switch off are skipped, and the cycle carries on the next revision day.
Your revision, day by day
Shaky again second round Weak again extra rounds
How the manzil planner works
Mark your pages honestly. Recite each page from memory, then check. Strong means clean, or one slip you caught yourself. Shaky means you needed a prompt or two. Weak means you needed the mushaf or got lost. Our revision plan for the pages you keep forgetting explains the method in full.
Weaker pages come back more often. Every page you have memorized is revised once each cycle. Shaky pages get a second round about half a cycle later, and weak pages get two extra rounds spread through the cycle. The planner keeps each page’s readings well apart and the daily load even.
Plan by cycle or by daily amount. Choose how many days a full cycle should take, or how many pages you can revise a day, and the planner works out the other.
Print once, use it for six cycles. The revision sheet shows your mushaf map and a tick box for each day of six cycles. When a page goes three cycles without a mistake, mark it stronger and print a new sheet.
How long should a manzil cycle be?
| Cycle | Whole Quran | 10 juz |
|---|---|---|
| 7 days | 86–87 pages a day | 28–29 pages a day |
| 10 days | 60–61 pages a day | 20–21 pages a day |
| 15 days | 40–41 pages a day | 13–14 pages a day |
| 20 days | 30–31 pages a day | 10–11 pages a day |
| 30 days | 20–21 pages a day | 6–7 pages a day |
| 60 days | 10–11 pages a day | 3–4 pages a day |
Pick the shortest cycle you can keep every day. For cycle ideas after you finish, see revision after completing hifz. To find your weak pages in the first place, a hifz mistake log helps, and the hifz plan generator schedules new lessons alongside your revision.
Questions
What is manzil in hifz?
Manzil is revision of everything you memorized before your recent lessons, recited in turn on a repeating cycle. It sits alongside sabaq, the new lesson, and sabqi, revision of roughly the last week.
How many pages should I revise a day?
Divide the pages you have memorized by the days in your cycle. A hafiz on a 30-day cycle revises about 20 pages, one juz, a day. If that is too much right now, a longer cycle you keep up is better than a short one you abandon.
How long should my revision cycle be?
Many huffaz aim for anywhere from 7 to 30 days for the whole Quran, and students who are still memorizing often revise their older juz over 10 to 15 days. Choose the shortest cycle you can keep every day.
How do I know if a page is strong, shaky or weak?
Recite it from memory without looking, then check. Strong means clean, or one slip you corrected yourself. Shaky means you needed a prompt or two. Weak means you needed the mushaf several times or got lost.
Why do weak pages come back more than once?
A page you keep stumbling on needs more practice to settle, but not so much that it crowds out everything else. Extra rounds spaced through the cycle give it that attention while the rest of your hifz keeps moving.
Does the planner save my progress?
No. Nothing is stored. Your plan lives in the page link, so bookmark it or use Copy link to come back to it, and update your colors as pages get stronger.
Which mushaf do the page numbers follow?
The 604-page Madani mushaf with 15 lines a page, printed by the King Fahd Complex (1405 AH edition).
Planned your manzil? Now find your weak spots.
Marking pages by feel only goes so far. Quran Memorizer tests you the way a teacher would, and its daily review brings back the ayat you are starting to forget before you lose them.
- Online hifz test. Next ayah, missing words, the right surah and similar verses, on any surah or juz.
- A daily review aimed at the ayat you are weakest on, with older surahs kept in rotation.
- On iOS devices and in any browser, with the 604-page Madani mushaf you plan from here.
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