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HifzFlow is our own learning platform. Your lesson, teacher’s feedback and next practice stay together.
KEEPING THE QUR’AN WITH YOU
Finishing a new passage is a beginning. Your teacher also helps you return to what you’ve learned, correct what slips and build the strength to recite it again.
For learners who want to lead Tarāwīḥ, that means working towards dependable recall and accurate recitation. Your teacher helps you judge when you’re ready.
See how new learning and revision work together →You read one-on-one during your turn. Your teacher can hear the hesitation, explain the correction and listen as you try again.
We built HifzFlow for Qur’an learning. Check assignments, return to teacher feedback and follow your lesson history. Linked parents can follow their child’s progress too.
Explore HifzFlow →Ask about the student community and opportunities to practise with a peer. For reminders before joining the academy, explore our public community.
Find your way into the community →How memorisation stays strong
Every class has three parts. A new lesson takes you forward, recent revision settles what you just learned, and older revision returns to everything before it, one part at a time.
Yusuf reads each part to his teacher. Choose one to see where it sits.
Illustrative example. Your teacher sets the pace and the revision plan for each learner.
Learn with highly qualified teachers and keep your lessons, feedback, and progress together in HifzFlow.
Join the room for your assigned lesson during your class window. Recite one-on-one when it’s your turn.
Your learning covers new memorisation, recent revision and older revision. Join the appropriate room, wait your turn, then read directly to a qualified teacher.
Your recitation receives personal attention, even though other students may be waiting in the room.
Learn with qualified teachers who listen carefully, correct pronunciation, work on tajwīd and help you distinguish similar passages.
Our qualified teachers listen to your pronunciation and help you improve. New memorisation is taught by qualified teachers with ijāzah.
Get personal correction and guidance on the parts that need attention.
Follow your lesson history, revisit feedback, and see what to practise next, all in HifzFlow.
Use HifzFlow, our custom-built software, to follow your lesson history, see assignments, and return to your teacher’s feedback.
Students and linked parents can follow progress between lessons.
Ustadh Ma’ruf Hussain is Head of The Hifz Academy.
Get to know the teaching team and listen to their recitations.
Ustadh Ma’ruf leads The Hifz Academy. He memorised the Qur’an under his father, Qari Muzammil Hussain, and Mufti Anas Hatia, and holds an ijāzah from Shaykh Mas’ud Abdullah.
Ijāzah from Shaykh Mas’ud Abdullah · Represented Canada in international Qur’an competitions, earning first place honours · Judging committee member, Imam al-Shatibi International Qur’an Competition
Qari Muzammil has devoted decades to teaching and reciting the Qur’an. He is an international competition winner and judge, and the founder of Hufadh al-Qurra Islamic Research Center.
International Qur’an competition winner · International Qur’an competition judge · Founder of Hufadh al-Qurra Islamic Research Center · Imam of Masjid al-Ansar
Hamimul teaches at The Hifz Academy. Listen to his recitation from the International Holy Quran Competition in Indonesia.
Ijāzah: Ḥafṣ ‘an ‘Āṣim
Hafiz Jabirul Hoque is part of our teaching team. Listen to his recitation and get to know him.
Idris Shah has studied the Qur’an and pursued higher Islamic studies under multiple scholars. He holds ijāzāt, including in Hadith.
Ijāzāt, including in Hadith · Higher Islamic studies under multiple scholars
A CLOSER LOOK AT HIFZFLOW
When you sit down to practise, it helps to know where to begin. Take a closer look at how your learning stays connected.
New memorisation, recent revision and older passages belong together. Your daily plan keeps them within reach.

Follow their attendance, teacher feedback, and progress in one place.
For your child or for you. Tell us who you’re interested in enrolling, and we’ll share the next steps when places become available.
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