Make each aya stick.

Everyone can be a hafiz.

You don’t need to quit school, work or life. You just need a few minutes, and a plan that remembers for you. Hifz Daily keeps track of what you’ve memorised, what needs revising, and what comes next, and turns it into your Wird for the day. Because there’s no perfect moment. Just hifz it.

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Why it exists

I’ve been memorising Quran with my daughters for quite some time now. They’re also at school, leading youth programmes, training in karate and heading off on outdoor adventures. Hifz has never meant putting life on hold.

One day, my eldest came to me frustrated with her revision. The more she memorised, the messier everything became.

Surely there had to be a simpler way. I couldn’t find the tool I wanted, so I built one. These were her questions, and this is how Hifz Daily answers them.

What am I supposed to revise today?: Open the app and today’s Wird is ready, up to a daily amount you set.
What do I revise tomorrow?: New ayat come back every day for at least a week. After that, they take their turn with everything else.
Which pages need more care?: Hifz Daily knows. They come back every day until they’re strong again.
Which ones have I revised recently?: You don’t need to remember. Hifz Daily keeps track of every page and brings each one back in turn.
How do you keep track as it grows?: You don’t have to. Your daily load stays the size you choose, however much you’ve memorised.

Your daily Wird

We track our steps, our sleep, our calories.

But what about our Quran?

You can’t improve what you can’t track. So every day, Hifz Daily sets your Wird: the pages to revise and the new ayat to memorise, at the pace you choose. All you need to do is close your Wird.

Your Wird has two rings, one for revision and one for memorisation. Close both rings, and you’ve closed your Wird for the day.

Your Wird this monthClosed 24 days · 12-day streak

أَحَبُّ الأَعْمَالِ إِلَى اللَّهِ أَدْوَمُهَا وَإِنْ قَلَّ

The most beloved of deeds to Allah are the most consistent, even if they are few.
Sahih al-Bukhari 6464, Sahih Muslim 783

Every Wird you close goes on your calendar, so you can see your consistency at a glance. Close your Wird day after day, and the days join up into a streak. Miss one, and you’ll see that too.

The story behind Wird

Azizi standing beside Shaykh Abdul Latif al-Farfour, who is in a white turban and robe, in Malaysia around 2012 — With Shaykh Abdul Latif al-Farfour, Malaysia, around 2012.

Around 2012, Shaykh Abdul Latif al-Farfour, rahimahullah, came to Malaysia, and I had the honour of spending some time with him. I asked him for some dhikr for my daily wird.

“My son, have you memorised the Quran?”

“No, shaykh.”

“Why, my son?”

“It is hard,” I replied.

“Then your daily Wird should be memorising one page of the Quran. Every day.”

Nothing is more important than the Quran.

How Hifz Daily works

You decide your pace and your load. Hifz Daily turns them into your daily Wird.

Sapling

This is the portion you’re memorising today. Read it in the mushaf, listen to it as many times as you need, then recite it to Hifzy, your memorisation checker (Beta).

Repeat to remember, remember to repeat. A new Sapling needs plenty of care. Over the rest of the day, Hifz Daily will nudge you to come back for a quick revision to water it. A minute or two, spaced out through your day, makes a world of difference in strengthening your memorisation.

Nurturing

From the next day, your new memorisation comes back every day for at least a week. After each revision, tell Hifz Daily how it went. Once it feels secure, it moves on to Rooted.

Rooted

This is where every page is headed. Rooted pages are the ones you know well, the ones you could recite in your sleep. They take their turn in your daily revision, at the load you set, so everything you’ve memorised stays with you. Year after year.

Today after memorising: revision at four of ten pages, the memorisation ring at two of four repeats, and a quick revision due now

Everything in one place

Your plan, your mushaf, your recitation and your progress, all ready when you open Hifz Daily. Memorise a little after Fajr, revise on your commute, water your Sapling over lunch. Hifz fits into your day, wherever it takes you.

Your day at a glance

Today’s revision, today’s memorisation, and a ring for each. Tap a page on your list and you’re straight into the mushaf. Close both rings, keep your streak going, and see how close you are to completing the Quran.

Your hifz, your path

Work through the whole Quran from al-Baqarah, or choose your own path: Juz ’Amma, Juz Tabarak, al-Kahf, Ya-Sin, any surahs or juz you like. Switch whenever you want; your revision comes with you.

Choose your track: Full Quran, Juz Selector or Surah Selector

The mushaf you memorised

Line for line, page for page, just like the Madinah mushaf you know. Wondering what an aya means? Tap it, and The Clear Quran translation is right there.

A mushaf page with the translation of al-Baqarah 21 from The Clear Quran

Listen and Recite

Hear it right, then say it from memory.

Listen as you memorise

Whether you read with madd al-munfasil or qasr al-munfasil, we’ve got you covered. Repeat an aya, loop your portion, slow it down, and follow each word as it’s recited.

An aya highlighted as it’s recited, with the audio controls and options to repeat each aya or the page

Hifzy, a camel in a cap and round glasses

Beta

Meet Hifzy

Hifzy is your memorisation checker. Tap Hifzy at the bottom of the page to wake him, tap Start and recite. The page blanks out, each word appears as you say it, and any mistakes show up in red. Use him on any page, whether it’s a Sapling, Nurturing or Rooted.

Hifzy is still learning, just like you. Think of him as practice before you read to your teacher.

Reciting to Hifzy: the page is blank, the recited words appear, and mistakes are marked in red

Hifz Daily only makes the plan. You still have to do the hifz.

You still have to sit down, memorise, revise, and keep showing up.

Azizi, father of three daughters

Do you run a hifz school?

Hifz Maktab lets your teachers set every student’s plan and see their Wird close, all in one place. Your students use Hifz Daily; you follow along.

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Questions, answered

What is Hifz Daily?

A planner for Quran memorisation. Each day it sets your Wird: what to revise and what to memorise next, so you can spend your time reciting, not keeping track.

What is a Wird?

A wird is a portion you keep every day. In Hifz Daily, your Wird is that day’s revision and new memorisation, shown as two rings. Close both rings and you’ve closed your Wird; every Wird you close goes on your calendar, so you can see your consistency.

I’ve already memorised some of the Quran. What do I do with it?

Tell Hifz Daily what you’ve memorised, when you start or any time later from the Mushaf tab. Mark each part as Rooted or Nurturing, and it joins your revision straight away.

Why is new memorisation sometimes on hold?

New pages need care. When you first join, new memorisation waits until everything you’ve already memorised is Rooted. After that, it pauses whenever your Nurturing pages add up to five or more, and picks up again once they settle.

What if a Rooted page gets rusty?

It goes back to Nurturing and comes back every day until it’s solid again.

Will it remind me?

Yes, if you turn reminders on. You’ll get one in the morning on memorisation days, one in the evening to revise, and a nudge through the day when your Sapling needs watering.

Which mushaf does it use?

The 604-page Madinah mushaf, laid out line for line like the print many of us memorised from.

Which devices does it work on?

iPhone, iPad, Android and computers. It runs in the browser; add it to your Home Screen and it opens like an app. Your progress syncs across your devices.

Does it work without internet?

Yes. Once opened, it keeps working offline for up to three days, and anything you rate syncs when you’re back online.

When can I start using it?

Today. Hifz Daily is in beta, and your first 30 days are free. Create an account, tell Hifz Daily what you’ve memorised and choose your pace, and your first Wird is ready in a few minutes.

Close your Wird. We’ll keep the plan.

Your first Wird is a few minutes away.

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