The Hifz-e-Quran Section
A complete Hifz programme with its own Huffaz, its own halqas and its own place in the school day — not an evening class bolted onto the end of it.
Nothing has to be given up
Most families are told they must pick: send the child to a madrasah and accept a thin academic record, or send them to school and hope the Quran happens somewhere in the evenings.
We built this section so that choice does not have to be made. Hifz students here memorise through the school day and still take a schooling section at half time, so their education continues alongside the Quran.
The things we are strict about
The daily schedule
The Hifz section keeps the same hours as the rest of the school, 8:00 AM to 2:30 PM, with a one-hour schooling section at half time.
Timings are adjusted during Ramadan. For exact daily details, please contact the school office.
Our Huffaz
Every teacher in this section is a certified Hafiz with an authorised Sanad. None of them teach Hifz as a side duty.
Who can join
The Hifz section is open to students from Grade 3 upwards. There is no entrance test to pass first.
- Open to students in Grade 3 and above
- To join, send an admission inquiry or come and speak to the office
How it fits with regular academics
Hifz students are part of the school, not separate from it. They keep the same 8:00 AM to 2:30 PM hours as every other class.
At half time they take a one-hour schooling section, so their academic studies carry on rather than stopping for the years they are memorising.
For the exact subject list in the schooling section, or to discuss how your child moves on after completing their Hifz, please speak to the office.
Come and sit in a halqa
You are welcome to visit during the morning Sabaq and watch how it is taught before you decide anything. Just call the office to arrange a time.