How the course is organized: the order of juz, the daily method, revision and assessment.
| Level | Portion | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Level 0 | Qaida & Tajweed readiness | Arabic letters, joining, makharij and core tajweed rules until the student reads fluently from the mushaf view on screen. Skipped for students who already read well. |
| Level 1 | Juz 30 to Juz 26 | Short surahs first. Students build the daily sabaq–sabqi–manzil habit on passages that are easy to repeat and recite in salah. |
| Level 2 | Juz 1 to Juz 10 | The long surahs from Al-Baqarah onwards. Memorization volume grows in small steps and the revision cycle becomes structured. |
| Level 3 | Juz 11 to Juz 20 | The middle third of the Quran, with weekly mixed-juz tests so earlier portions stay strong. |
| Level 4 | Juz 21 to Juz 25 | Completion of new memorization, with extra time on similar verses (mutashabihat). |
| Level 5 | Full revision & final assessment | Whole-Quran revision rounds, sitting tests and the final course assessment before the certificate. |
Juz 30 to 26 come first because short surahs give quick wins and are used in daily prayers. The order can be adjusted for students who already know other portions.
The teacher shares the mushaf page on screen. The student recites the sabaq, then sabqi, then manzil; the teacher corrects tajweed and mistakes, sets the next lesson and logs it in the tracker.
Each completed juz has a test before it is marked complete. See certification.
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