Summer can either be a time when Quran fades or when children make their biggest leap. The difference is a plan.
Pick one summer goal
| Level | Example goal |
|---|---|
| Qaida | Finish the Qaida |
| New Mushaf reader | Read Juz Amma fluently |
| Hifz | Memorise Al-Mulk or Juz Tabarak’s first surahs |
| Tajweed | Master two rules, e.g. ghunnah and madd |
A summer week
- Lessons: add one or two a week (or longer lessons).
- Daily practice: 15–20 minutes, every morning, before outings.
- One day a week completely off.
Travelling abroad?
Lessons can continue online from almost anywhere with internet. See lessons on holiday abroad.
Back to school
In September, drop back to the normal schedule, and spend the first week on revision so the summer gains stick.
Celebrate
At the end of August, mark the goal: a certificate, a family recital, or a special outing.
Teacher’s tip: mornings are gold in the summer. Children who do Quran before anything else rarely miss it; those who leave it till evening often do.
Related: Keeping Hifz strong in summer.
