Full-Time Hifdh (Hifz) with Integrated Academics

Offered by Saskatoon Dawah & Community Center

A focused two-year Hifdh track that preserves academic progress. Students memorize the entire Qur’an with precision and continue their schooling through structured home-school academics—guided, supervised, and tracked by our team and parents.

Program Overview

• Goal: Complete full Qur’an memorization (typical target: ~24 months) with strong tajwid, fluency, and muraja‘ah (revision).

• Academics: Home-school curriculum aligned with provincial standards (Math, English, Science, Social Studies, etc.), scheduled daily.

• Faculty: Highly experienced huffaz and qualified tajwid instructors, supported by academic mentors for planning and accountability.

• Placement: Incoming assessment of reading level, memorization ability, and academic grade level to create a personalized plan.

Note: Completion timelines vary by aptitude, attendance, and home practice. Quality and retention are prioritized over speed.

What Students Will Learn

Hifdh & Tajwid

• Mastery of makharij and sifaat (pronunciation & articulation)

• Rules of noon/meeem, madd, qalqalah, ikhfa’, idgham, etc.

• Daily new memorization (sabaq), short-term revision (sabaqi), and long-term revision (manzil)

• Khatmah and retention strategies; adab of Qur’an

Integrated Academics (Home-School)

• Grade-appropriate coursework with weekly targets

• Study skills, time management, and exam preparation

• Monthly academic check-ins and portfolio reviews

Sample Daily Schedule

• 08:30–10:00 Muraja‘ah (long-term + sabaqi)

• 10:15–11:30 New memorization (sabaq) with one-on-one testing

• 11:45–12:15 Tajwid workshop / recitation circles

• 12:15–13:00 Dhuhr + lunch

• 13:00–15:00 Home-school academics (guided study & supervision)

• 15:00–15:20 Reflection, goals, and parent notes

Tracking & Support

• Individual Hifdh logbook and digital tracker

• Weekly targets; bi-weekly oral exams; quarterly progress reports

• Parent conferences each term; guidance for home practice routines

• Small group sizes for maximum coaching and feedback

Who Should Apply

• Students able to read the Qur’an (basic fluency) and ready to commit to daily practice

• Families prepared to participate in the academic home-school plan

• Recommended age: upper elementary to secondary (younger applicants considered after assessment)

Admissions & Fees

• Intake: Rolling, with priority at term start

• Assessment: Qur’an reading, memory, and academic placement

• Uniform/Materials: Mushaf, tajwid handbook, revision planner, academic syllabi

• Fees: Please see our Fees page or contact us for current rates and financial aid options

Enroll now: Book an assessment and consultation to design your child’s personalized Hifdh + Academics plan.
Contact: [your email] | [your phone] | Visit us at [your address] (Saskatoon)

Shape character, discipline, and excellence—anchored in the Qur’an—without pausing your child’s schooling.