A juz that isn’t revised fades within months. A weekly cycle keeps it strong without taking over family life.
The 7-day cycle
| Day | Surahs | Approx. pages |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday | An-Naba (78), An-Nazi’at (79) | 3 |
| Sunday | ’Abasa (80) to Al-Mutaffifin (83) | 4 |
| Monday | Al-Inshiqaq (84) to Al-Ghashiyah (88) | 4 |
| Tuesday | Al-Fajr (89) to Al-Layl (92) | 4 |
| Wednesday | Ad-Duha (93) to Al-’Adiyat (100) | 4 |
| Thursday | Al-Qari’ah (101) to An-Nas (114) | 4 |
| Friday | Weak spots from the week | Short |
How to revise each portion
- Your child recites from memory to you (or records it).
- You follow in the Mushaf and put a light pencil dot at each mistake.
- They read those spots from the Mushaf 3 times.
- Dots collected through the week are Friday’s work.
Notice the pattern
The longer surahs at the start of Juz Amma are the first to fade. If Saturday and Sunday always have the most dots, give those portions two days.
Use them in prayer
Encourage your child to recite each day’s surahs in their prayers. Revision and salah together, with no extra time.
Teacher’s tip: keep a simple chart with seven boxes on the fridge. A full row each week shows your child, and you, that the juz is safe.
Related: Making a revision plan and when Juz Amma has been forgotten.
