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[@ArabicFluency]

Learn Arabic for free: www.fluentarabic.net

[@adnankabir8600]

Jazakallah khair

[@fansoudiallo876]

Allahou Akbar thé sheikh in thé begining IS my sheikh Abu maymuna آية في الحفظ a big muhaddith mashaa Allah حفظه الله

[@benchelim]

as Salam alaykoum wa rahmatoulah my brother thank you for sharing I am French so I understood the essentials but not everything so how many times do you recommend a page minimum for good memorizatio

[@glorybetoallah8180]

Asalam Alikum brother, I would like to know what is best for a muslim to undergo on the journey of knowledge. To first memorise the Quran or learning the Arabic language?

[@Notoriouslyanonymous.]

I really hope this works. Im 17 and I’ve been struggling with hifz since covid. Got all the wrong teachers, wrong methods, now we’re going through hardship in our family so my parents are busy and I got distracted. I *really* want to become a hafiz e Quran so bad. I’m only done with 12 paras and a few other surahs yet. Please pray for me and my siblings. Edit: may Allah reward every one of you for your words of comfort. Thank you so much for that *and* to everyone referring to me as bro or brother, I’m a female 😅

[@Lipurshan]

There is no wrong teacher or wrong method, it's just not suitable for you. May you find the suitable one and Allah give you steadfastness aamiin

[@Notoriouslyanonymous.]

@@Lipurshan no I literally got a wrong teacher. He considered me a kafir because his beliefs were different and taught my siblings a Dua that is said to kafirs. Incidentally when I was going through Hisnul Muslim in Mecca, I saw that same one and my parents told him to leave

[@Sa_m-sam]

@@Notoriouslyanonymous.what was the dua pls

[@spiddygamer9996]

Brother hifz is hard and easy also

[@Safia-DM]

Keep going. The reward is in the hardship. The harder, the greater reward ! Do not give up. You're young, you're in your best years to memorize, don't waste it. It's incredible that instead of wasting time like your fellows, you work for you akhira. But also, make sure to self-reflect: if it's getting hard, maybe Allah is testing me because I miss something. Maybe you need to spend more time understanding what you've learned. Memorization itself is useful if you don't understand and reflect, if your intention isn't pure. The sahabah (ra) didn't learn 10 ayat without having understood and implemented the 10 previous ayat. Quantity isn't the best. Quality is. So make sure not to neglect this part. I wish you the best and to finish the Quran with understanding and implementation.

[@ethelbertblair580]

I am 33 and just started my memorization. I have completed juz Amma. Please pray for me.

[@soniabinteabdurrazzak7147]

May Allah ease Ur ways

[@soniabinteabdurrazzak7147]

❤❤❤

[@lexus12]

MashAllah I'm the same age and I'm very nervous to start, keep up the great work!

[@alabiridwan2760]

May Almighty Allah make it easy

[@HabeebAbanishe]

Barakallahu feek May Allah make it firm

[@MonkeyDEddy]

Couple of Ramadan's back, I wanted to memorise Surah Al-Mulk. Surah Al-Mulk had 30 verses. That Ramadan had 30 nights. Each night, I completed by Isha prayers before midnight, and I'd spent from Midnight till Fajr reciting. The first day I recited only Verse 1 from Surah Al-Mulk. Day 2, I recited Verse 1 & 2.. Day 3, Verse 1, 2 & 3... And this carried on for each day starting from the first verse.. Each time I recited the previous day verses, I recited from memory, and only referred when I needed to for the current day verse.. Halfway through each night I did not need to refer to the current day verse and started reciting the verses by memory from aprox. 3am till Fajr. By the 30th day, I could stand in prayer and recited the whole of Surah Al-Mulk from memory fluently. So yes, memorization of the Quran is all about repetition. And what helps is if you understand the meaning of those verses..

[@RockasaurusYT]

Tabarakallah

[@hafsakabutiei3707]

Very true ,the more you understand the meaning the better.

[@mehmakhan1316]

Masha Allah! This was very helpful. Jazak Allah

[@HYDRONORTHWESTTECHNOLOGI-jf1yf]

I will Inshallah follow this Steps as per excellent advice. Jazakhallahu Khairan.

[@MonkeyDEddy]

If it helps, remember that for every alphabet you recite you will be rewarded. So just imagine the rewards of repeating the same verses each day from after Isha till Fajr. By the end of it you'd be reciting Surah Al-Mulk from after Isha till Fajr as a whole over and over again.

[@hacensidigh9235]

As a Mauritanian myself I agree with you. This is the way we memorize anything. By repeating it hundreds if times , plus the nature of Quranic schools in the country (tents in the middle of desert with no distractions like internet or tvs makes you able to keep your mind fully focused on what you’re studying

[@ArabicFluency]

That's amazing akhi. If you could share the method in detail - how many times a page is recited, then how often it is revised, how many times a Hizb is repeated etc I will share it as a community post. I'm sure a lot of us would love to hear it.

[@ifzasamaansayyed4464]

Yes plz share

[@syedkhabbab6175]

Love this video so helpful

[@hy-rq8kh]

Do we have to do it continously? Or can we like divde the numbers and read it anytime?

[@bilalhammoudane4005]

@arabicfluency I can send you something. An article written in English by a shaykh who studied in Mauritania. He describes how they used to memorise mutun in detail

[@edupath2841]

I'm 17 and Alhamdulillah completed 18 juzz of quran I have a target to complete it between Ramadan and eid ul adha Leave a comment inshallah I'll come back again if allah destined and will inform everybody when i will complete my hifdh

[@moti2x]

Hi, I'm currently doing Hifz and I've memorized six Juz so far. I would love to contact you and get some tips or insights from you on how to succeed.

[@nedyaebrusalhaebru4124]

I completed 7 working on 8 th alhamdulillah

[@OneTwo-jr6tz]

May Allah grant you understanding

[@edupath2841]

@@moti2x akhi just keep doing it By the way I would advise you to have a guardian who can listen your sabqan and sham juzz since it's very important for us to keep those juzz in our memory so continuously revise them akhi

[@edupath2841]

@@OneTwo-jr6tz ameen summa ameen

[@Auudubillahi]

Ive memorized a fair amount of Quran and i can tell you having the translation next to the arabic transliteration makes it lots easier

[@abdulhameedkhan3350]

Yes I have experienced the same ❤😊

[@bubu60112]

Correct. Same here. Memorised a good portion using translation. Knowing the meaning can paint a picture of the ayah in head as you try to recall.

[@husseinwarsame8561]

Learning Arabic and having no need for English translation is even better

[@hahaha5540]

May Allah ease the journey of every hafidh from now till the end of time..ameeen ya Rabb🤲🏾🤲🏾

[@OldenTreeCult]

Starting and going through with this all the way to the end is incredibly difficult and I hope you all be successful.

[@Qpalzm-p2p]

Alhamdulillah Allah give me this video when i just when im in disaray and lost focus in keeping my memorisation. Jazakallah khairan akhi. And Ramadan mubarak to all my muslim brothers may Allah accept our fast this month insyaAllah.

[@secretimam2487]

To those of you memorising the Quran, read about the Ebinghaus forgetting curve which derives that we start forgetting memorised material immediately after memorising, then at 24 hours, then at 48 hours, then in a week, then in a month, 3 months, 6 months and a year. So if we revise and review the Quran at these intervals, insha Allah we will not forget it

[@nuralanur1662]

I feel this is the best solution for people with ADHD like me. Allah answered my question thru you. Barakallah feekum.

[@anilkarameti484]

May Allah reward you brother. You are doing a beautiful and noble job with these videos. Keep them up.

[@servantofthetruth8203]

🤲🏽Aameen🤍🇵🇸

[@grantmedical]

امين

[@dukhtarakhtar]

For non native huffaz I think it's better to memorize by reading translation. So they must have an idea what any ayat is about,at least. It would be easy but still challenging.

[@nejad_ihsan]

They should learn Arabic first, then memorise

[@dukhtarakhtar]

@@nejad_ihsan it will get too late. As they have to learn many more things in their own languages for survival.

[@abakarbaraka8]

​@@dukhtarakhtarit may seem that way, but it's much easier and better to learn Arabic and memorize Quran in Arabic using translation to help. You don't have to know Arabic just how to read with tajweed and start from there

[@dukhtarakhtar]

@@abakarbaraka8 I'm hafiza and trying to learn Arabic for understanding. I know it's not compulsory to learn Arabic before doing hifz, it would be enough to just know how to read it.

[@noelly2398]

I’ve been Muslim for almost 5 years and I’ve just now come across your channel. Your videos are such beautiful gems and incredible resources! Thank you so much for creating this content. I hope you will continue sharing this beneficial knowledge. I can’t wait to learn more from you. My new favourite KZbin channel.

[@ArabicFluency]

Alhamdulillah. It makes me extremely happy to read your comment. Barakallah feek.

[@SSK-AK47]

Alhumdulillah, Allah grant you success, welcome to islam

[@muslimah_Al_hindy]

​@@ArabicFluency Yes exactly i found this channel a month ago, and it has become my favorite channel too... And i have to write so many things that i leanred from your channel in my diary (you told the importance of this in one of your videos , but i couldn't start...even though i bought a new beautiful diary for this purpose...InShaaAllah i will start from today!!!)

[@secretimam2487]

To those of you memorising the Quran, read about the Ebinghaus forgetting curve which derives that we start forgetting memorised material immediately after memorising, then at 24 hours, then at 48 hours, then in a week, then in a month, 3 months, 6 months and a year. So if we revise and review the Quran at these intervals, insha Allah we will not forget it

[@abel-pw3dk]

Mashallah this is what we need to hear today. We trusted our phones and book and formula sheet and ignored the import of memorisation. I have a lot to do InshaAllah.

[@simplelifecooking413]

SubhanAllah great tips for someone who has bad memory like me. Please make dua for me to become a hafida and to act upon it inshaAllah

[@muslimah_Al_hindy]

May Allah make it easy for you sister and may he accept it . Aameen ❤

[@ayeshataifoor4908]

Aameen

[@stepstojannah8173]

Subhan'Allah Jazakallahu khayran I just finished 2 Ajzaa and yes I forget some Ayat already great advice . May Allah honour you. جزاك الله خيرا اخي اللهم جعلنا من اهل القرآن يا رب

[@WahabYusif-pz7vx]

امين Amen

[@ArabicFluency]

MashaAllah. Waiyyak. Ameen.

[@hamdalahanimashaun8358]

ALLAAH always used repetition to let things stick into our brain, AlhamduliLLAAH. JazaakaLLAAHUkhayran ustaadh

[@gardenofedencoltd..3048]

Thank you very much my dear Brother for this wonderful video. May Allah bless you in month of Ramadan. I'm 46 and a revert in islam. I will try this method and see i can make it up . Insha Allah

[@abuameenah3562]

JazaakaLlahu khairan Akhee. This channel is definitely a blessing to the ummah. May Allah unite us in Firdaus.

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak. Thank you for your kind words. Ameen ya Rabb.

[@haneenimran7938]

This was a veryyyyyy beneficial and much needed video. Jazakallahu khairan. This has changed my focus from trying to get to the finish line to making each and every step solid

[@abdalqaadir1044]

I tried 30 times , even this was very benefitial al Hamdulillah. But 500 times will take lots of time ... Subhaanallah

[@amaduabubakari259]

Insha Allah u will not for get it

[@NasrisLeftFoot]

I think that too. But what’s the rush?

[@cryptoProcharts]

Assalamu alaikum Incidentally I have been trying this for 6 weeks plus, memorize a page, whether from audio recordings. After 5 daily prayers, recite with the mushaf in front of you, 10 tines per page, al-fajr, 10 times Zuhr, 10 times Asr, 10 times magrib, 10 times Isha. For 5 days monday to friday that is 250 times per week. Daily that's 50 times for 5;days. Use Saturday and Sunday to patch up where you were found wanting. The aim is 250. Next week another page and 250times. I knew this years ago but wasn't able to implement it, I learnt this method from someone quoting an Algerian. And the goal for each verse was 1000times. A brother hinted on this method where he memorized suratul Mulk, All praise belong to Allah, incidently it is the same method i have used. For a page that has like 6 verses, you first using an audio recordings listen to verse 1, 30 tines, verse 2, 30 times, verse 1 and 2 together 10 times, verse 3, 30 tines, verse 1,2,3 together 10 times, verse 4 30 times verse 1,2,3,4 10times. verse 5 30times. verse 1,2,3,4,5 10times verse 6 30times repeat 2 or 3 times, that is 60 or 90, because it would be the weakest, since it is the last on the page. Then finally 1,2,3,4,5,6 10times. Hope it helps. Now start using for your tahajud prayers for more retention. May Allah keep easing our affairs. Amin

[@chupah93]

@@cryptoProchartsجزاك الله خيرا

[@asarafomar2]

In this age of digital era. It can be very challenging. But I'm planning to uninstall my social media apps to give this method a try. But ofc there needs moral support.

[@IkaAstuty-jl5vr]

Iam 40 years May Allah makes easy for to me to hefdh Qur' an. Aamiin

[@ershad22]

Same here. 40 and love the Quran. May Allah make it easy on us to both understand and memorise the glorious book.

[@sssppp1773]

Mashallah brother. Tabarakallah. Don't want to overpraise you, but you should know your content is very beneficial. May Allah SWT keep you steadfast and sincere and bless you and your family with immense goodness in dunya and make you amongst the leaders of the Ahlul Quran in Jannatul Firdaus. Ameen 🤲

[@ArabicFluency]

Ameen. Thank you for your kind words and may Allah grant you the same.

[@777malik]

Ma sha Allah brother I remember we use to study in the same university in Malaysia 🇲🇾. Nice to see you in the right path and sharing and motivating the Muslim Ummah and the entire audience in this platform. Jazakallah khair May Allah accept our good deeds

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak. Barakallah feek brother.

[@HafizMuhammadAhmedRaza]

سبحان اللہ سبحان اللہ Another Best Video. Keep it up Love from Pakistan.

[@WorldCitizen333]

You motivated me to revise my memorizations, jazaka ALlahu khayran.

[@aussofta2728]

Jazak Allahu khairan, I learn more and more everytime, and I’m in need of the content you’re doing more than anything else. May Allah reward you for it. Ramadan mubarak ✨🌙

[@secretimam2487]

To those of you memorising the Quran, read about the Ebinghaus forgetting curve which derives that we start forgetting memorised material immediately after memorising, then at 24 hours, then at 48 hours, then in a week, then in a month, 3 months, 6 months and a year. So if we revise and review the Quran at these intervals, insha Allah we will not forget it

[@m.samio.4366]

The Turkish way of memorizing the Quran is as follows: Start from the last page of each chapter. First, the page to be memorized is read forty times. Then, starting with the last verse of each page, the verse is recited forty times. Then move on to the previous verse. It is also recited forty times. Then the two verses are repeated together. In this way the whole page is memorized from bottom to top. Once a page is memorized, move on to the last page of the next chapter. When you reach the thirtieth chapter, go back to the beginning and memorize the penultimate page of the first chapter with the same method and repeat it with the last page that was memorized before. In this method, the last memorized page is recited first and the last memorized verse of that page is recited first. For this reason, the permanence of memorization increases.

[@muhammedfarhan9322]

Assalamualaikum❤Great information.I hope this works.I m 18 years old and I started to study hifz this week.I m staying in a hostel for this far from my home.Everyone saying it will be very hard to study hifz at this age.But afterall Allah is the best planner.So everyone Dua for me to Allah to make it easy for me.

[@nuraanhansen8344]

May Allah make it easy

[@maryam...152]

How's it going?

[@husseinwarsame8561]

It is a very good age. Those that told you are not aware of how long life is. 18 is still very young

[@ishaqjalil6964]

JazaakAllahu Khayran Sheikh, may Allah give us the Taufeek to apply your teachings, JazaakAllahu Khayran

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak. Barakallah feek

[@sanammansoor6044]

I m doing it now and Allah pak helps me in this is my dream read memorie30 parah in my namaz plz dua for myself

[@Dean.AlAmriki]

SubhanAllah I know what I must do. JazakumAllahu Khayran Ustadh

[@famueduyou]

SubhanAllah brother, I can't thank you enough. A simple video, but it will probably change my life. I just had a dream, someone saying exactly something like the gist of this video, and now this, as I wake up 😭 I feel like you were talking about me. Alhamdulillah I memorized everything. But if you ask me randomly, I will probably get stuck or mix up after only a few verses. I really should work on this! Indeed, the Qur'an is a free camel in the desert. You tie it down, unless otherwise you want to lose it. And it's only a matter of time before it's out of your heart. And of course the effects of shameful sins we commit do have a major role as well. May Allah protect us all.

[@HaramainRecites]

جزاك الله خيرا May Allah make it easier for all of us to memorise and implement the Quran within our lives and continue to seek knowledge and make it form within our hearts. Ameen

[@alismadi1929]

I enjoy the unique content you put forth brother جزاك الله خير وبارك الله فيك

[@ArabicFluency]

Ahlan wa sahlan. Waiyyak.

[@Adilkhalil-xy6jn]

This is best technique.Repitition always aids memorization.This helped me much....JazakAllah

[@asarafomar2]

Ma shah allah is this the best video on KZbin in current time. Good. Ma shah allah

[@IbrahimAhmed-ju8ou]

This was very helpful. I like your pace and clarity. Its the sobering reality that I am coming to understand along my hifdh journey - that it's all about volume and nothing is given easily. Barakallahu Fik

[@x12624]

As a memorizer of the Quran who memorized 10 ajzaa so far in 5 years, I think not enough attention is given to understanding the Quran by many huffaz from non Arabic background. I urge everyone to focus on understanding of the Quran more than memorizing. Understanding the Quran is 100 times more important than just memorizing pages without knowing the meaning of the ayahs. If you can do both, more power to you, but if you just want to focus on one thing, then it’s understanding the Quran. I’m a non Arab myself, I found learning Arabic and understanding the Quran as a great way to enforcing the memorization of the Quran.

[@muslimah_Al_hindy]

Yes exactly... I have been doing word to word of arabic into my own language along with tafsir, and now i have decided to do hifz ... it will help a lot InShaaAllah... And i dont understand people memorizing and not knowing the meaning (as is done in my county india 🇮🇳)...we have so many kids in madrasahs who are doing hifz but they are not taught the meanings or made to understand arabic language....

[@heheboi8414]

We should maintain a balance between the two...

[@the_gameskid]

Memorization of the quran is unmatched by any deed in the hereafter.

[@justlooking4202]

Couldn't agree more. Reflecting upon the ayah is the true benefit

[@Asifaboutcricket]

Ha yaha pe India me 3day me Quran pura ho jata h bhot fast mai Saudi me hu yaha bhit aram se pdhate h❤ ​@@muslimah_Al_hindy

[@DarulFatih]

Jazakallahu Khairan

[@ArabicFluency]

waiyyak

[@T.s.Alkhateeb]

جزاك الله خير الجزاء،واكؤمك خيرالاكرام....هيجت حنيني للعلم الحق.والسلام عليكم

[@mohammedaliyufufore1116]

Thank you for your pure thoughts. Kindly make a video demonstrating the memorization and if you already have please kindly refer me to it. Ramadan Mubarak

[@matthewzavadil]

Beautiful video brother, may Allah reward you greatly!

[@Adeltaarabt17]

Ma sha Allah, very inspiring!

[@Moominaaaaaaaaa]

Jazaakallah u Khairann. I'm a hafiza from Pakistan. I'm leading trahvi this year and finding it difficult to recite without any mistake...well because I only recite thrice 🫠

[@JHS270694]

May Allah help you strive successfully brother. You'll get there if you are persistent in your Jihad.

[@akramabdussamad4124]

Imam Shafi (Rahimahullaah), said to his teacher Imam Waki ibn Jarah. I have poor memory, so Imam Waki said. Stop sinning. So his momery improved. Problem for us we don't know what is sins. So we have to read the book of Kabair (70 Major Sins) of Imam Dhabi, And need to do thoubah for major sins and Istighfār for other sins. When we do sins the black spots and cover the heart كلا بل ران على قلوبهم ما كانوا يكسبون So memorising and Fiqh of the deen not possible. العلم is Noor it won't go to fasiq. Sinner. Especially music. If music and many images of women in your heart. Noble Quran and hadeeth won't be there

[@Abubakr.okasha]

You just explained everything someone needs 😢 Reading it a thousand times is of no use to a sinner We should first minimize our sins and see how powerful the retentive memory becomes. Jazaakumu Llahu Khayran

[@Lina-un2mq]

Haqq

[@Teezer22]

one of the best channls mashAllah la kuvvete ila billah.

[@ArabicFluency]

Barakallah feek. May Allah make it beneficial.

[@narumi8541]

Alhamdulillah I found this channel. Jazakumullah khoiron katsir

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@loawannie7812]

amazing. jazakAllahu khayr

[@AgonArts]

What helps for me is , i listen to only one recitation audio, and i learn the audio of it even if i dont know the words my heart memorized the rythum.

[@IbrahimKaisyVlogs]

الحمد لله جزاك الله خيرا يا شيخ ❤

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@haroonsurkhi6045]

Thank you brother. This is indeed eye opening.

[@facts3391]

Thanks, may Allah bless you and your loved ones

[@ImranAhmed-bw6hw]

Alhamdulillah..Jazakallah Khair.. May Allah reward you.

[@rokibchi]

جزاك الله جيرا I'm struggling to remember what I've memorized previously. This will help In Sha Allah

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak. Barakallah feek

[@justshamoon]

🙏 May Allah (SWT) grant us the status of the saved ones, and may He bestow His blessings upon you and your family. - with love (your brother in faith)

[@ArabicFluency]

Ameen. And the same for you habibi.

[@Tazemurt]

Jazakallaho khayren kathira.

[@ArabicFluency]

waiyyak

[@AymenMusnic]

Jazaka Allahu khayran akhii!

[@zuhaismath]

Inshallah I will try this way I was struggling to memorize surah bayyinah since yesterday When I repeat the surah my mind is not stable Inshallah I will try keeping my mind stable and I will memorize sooner Everyone Please include me in your valuable duas May Allah make everything easy for us, forgive us and grant us jannah! Ameen ya rab!❤

[@secretimam2487]

To those of you memorising the Quran, read about the Ebinghaus forgetting curve which derives that we start forgetting memorised material immediately after memorising, then at 24 hours, then at 48 hours, then in a week, then in a month, 3 months, 6 months and a year. So if we revise and review the Quran at these intervals, insha Allah we will not forget it

[@JamilyaKushieva]

JazakaLlahu hkayran akhi this video is very beneficial may Allah reward you 🤲

[@ArabicFluency]

waiyyak

[@ShaikaSharaf-ku7dx]

Jazakallahu khairan brother. Allahu yubarik fee kulli shai

[@talhaahsanlondon]

This is a beautifully produced video: visually engaging but spoken words compelling best of all

[@bereal_one4211]

Ma shaa Allah my dear brother Subhannallah

[@mayrajsayyed9908]

JazakAllahu Khairan Brother May ALLAH help us all to become Hafiz and Hafiza' before our deaths come to us... INSHAALLAH

[@humanaccount2754]

جزاكم الله خيرا - new perspective

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak. Barakallah feek

[@youssefelyakoubi8201]

Assalaam mohalaikoum warahmatullahi wa barakatu, the most important of all to complete the quran insha Allah is to fallow the quran and sunnah. Stay a way from music, movies, media and entertainment. Lower your gaze, be dutifully to your parents and increase your good deeds. Never leave of the morning and evening adhkar and make a lot of dua. May Allah bless us all in becoming hifz alquran

[@My2690]

Some things are inherently memorable to humans, while others may be forgotten despite repeated attempts to remember them. It's often observed that people tend to remember things that they find interesting or personally meaningful. Therefore, cultivating an interest in the Quran can help enhance your understanding and retention. Exploring translations can also aid in deepening your interest and comprehension.

[@malki59]

I will share my experience here. I did few juz 33 times but I was still getting stuck sometimes and it was disheartening 😢. Watching this video in Ramadan kareem, I came up with the idea of reading a Quarter of a juz 11 times a day for one full week. That will make it 77 times. I think in Turkey it's advised to memorise a section over few days rather than doing one rukoo in a day and starting next one the next day. I tried this method and the results are very very good. So much fluency and assurance. Alhum du Lillah

[@liton1971]

Jazakallahu khayran brother.

[@abdulhameedkhan3350]

One recommendation from my side is that repeat the Ayaat that you memorized, read them during your prayer. For example if you memorized 1 page, repeat it in all 5 prayers on thwt day. It will help you a lot 😊 .

[@mariaherndo]

JazakAllah Khair

[@suhaimiabdan3403]

Masya Allah, Masya Allah, Masya Allah.❤❤❤

[@sitheekinfas2595]

Really useful channel.May Allah reward you in this world and hereafter.

[@1god1love1message]

May Allah grant peace, protection, and justice to our brothers and sisters in Palestine. May He ease their suffering, strengthen their hearts, and bring an end to their oppression. Ameen.

[@DesertVox]

It's should be pointed out that NOT everybody is the same in the ability to think and memorize. A very few are geniuses and polymaths, a few are good, most are less endowed. So, it will require more effort on the part of the last category.

[@programmationfootballmaths]

hi i completed already the juzz Amma please play for me to memorise all the quran

[@mohammadibegum597]

May Allah bless us all ❤ aameen

[@FarhanaFaruq]

Jazak'Allahu-khair very helpful. And lots of istighfar helps.

[@ArabicFluency]

waiyyak

[@niqabi_girll6523]

JazakAllahu Khairan Kaseera

[@شاد]

Mashallah Amazing Video.

[@WahabYusif-pz7vx]

Assalamualaikum This is exactly what we need may Allah reward you and help us to benefit from it Assalamualaikum

[@ArabicFluency]

Walaykum Salam warahmatullah. waiyyak.

[@NZyoutube]

The technique I use is to commit the visuals of the page into memory such that I'm able to read it from top to bottom and bottom to the top (as in, read the verses in reverse order). This ensures that I memorize not only the verses but the position of each verse along with the awareness of the preceding and succeeding verses as well. The process takes longer but is very effective. Note: you need to only keep track of the first few words of each verse when going in reverse because after recalling the first few words, the rest of the verse will already be in your memory

[@AhamedKabeer-wn1jb]

Jazakallah Khair..

[@roohiahmed3428]

JazakAllahu khairan for the information

[@shaikhhabiba7957]

I have memorized 17 juz of holy Qur'an but i barely used to do the revision, I only did sabaq and sabqi. I thought that once you memorize quran you will never forget it but I never read them while fearing I might get stuck. My teacher used to ask me are you reading the previous juz and I used to tell yes ( I used to read while looking into mushaf not from memory 😅 ) . Because of my school I was giving only 1.5 hours so there was no time left for revision. Then after completing 10 juz I got to know that you have to review the past memorization. And it was very hard . Now I stopped after 17 and started from beginning but I am losing my motivation and getting streesed cuz I am in higher class now I want to complete as soon as possible. I hope this video will help me Inshallah

[@Servant_of_Allah_956]

بارك الله فيك ❤

[@ArabicFluency]

wafeek.

[@mohamedhafeezhassan2262]

Great video. جزاك الله خيرا

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak. Barakallah feek.

[@anonymous953]

جَزَاكَ اللهُ خيراً

[@MuslimBroski]

Alhamdullilah Ive been using this method for a few years now and it works. Ive been repeating for 150 reps total per page, here is the method below sharing for everyone's benefit: -Before you begin, imagine the page in front of you as if it is in two halves (try to look for a verse in the middle as half way point). Start at the top of the page: -Recite verse x 50 -Recite next verse x 50 -Continue above steps until first half of page completed -Recite first half of page x 50 -Repeat above steps for verses on second half of page -Recite full page x 50 -GOAL: if above steps are followed correctly you will have read the page 150 times in total. This is the Shanquiti Method.

[@kazisadman]

Jajhakallahu khair

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak.

[@adlaasma8953]

Alhamdhulillah. I will try. Jazakumullah khair for this clip

[@ArabicFluency]

waiyyak.

[@yunusladjahasan6866]

Jazakallah khairan

[@AhamedKabeer-wn1jb]

Jazakallah Khair..Mashallah..

[@mumin.azraaq]

Subscribed. Shukran yaa,akhi

[@ummabdulrahmaan]

As Salam alaykum JazzakAllah khairan test beautiful...

[@منذر-ح1ذ]

I personally use spaced repetition (with FSRS) using Anki. After memorising, it allows me to spend little time whilst retaining such information - this level of efficiency is key for me.

[@secretimam2487]

To those of you memorising the Quran, read about the Ebinghaus forgetting curve which derives that we start forgetting memorised material immediately after memorising, then at 24 hours, then at 48 hours, then in a week, then in a month, 3 months, 6 months and a year. So if we revise and review the Quran at these intervals, insha Allah we will not forget it

[@besidesdepersonalise]

Which anki deck do you use brother?

[@منذر-ح1ذ]

@@besidesdepersonalise I just made my own as I went along with my hifdh journey, any would work but making your own would be better.

[@Vector24by7]

جزاکم اللہ خیرا

[@ArabicFluency]

Waiyyak

[@Maryamm.]

Mash Allah ❤😊