Quran memorization for kids: Juz Amma and Al-Fatiha, free

How your child memorizes, step by step

1. Add your child: Type a name and say whether your child reads Arabic yet. Add each of your children on one device: each one has their own progress and their own sheikh's voice.
2. Listen: Each ayah plays 3 times (choose anywhere from 1 to 10) in the voice of Sheikh Husary or Sheikh Minshawi, from Al-Mushaf Al-Muallim, the teaching recitation.
3. Repeat: A little one repeats by ear, with big buttons and no reading at all. A child who reads Arabic watches the words of the ayah disappear in three stages and finishes from memory.
4. Record and compare: Press record, then play the sheikh followed by your child's voice, and listen for yourself. Recordings stay on your device, and one tap deletes them.
5. Link the ayat: Each new ayah is joined to the ones before it, so your child recites in one flow instead of stopping between ayat.
6. Earn stars and review: At the end of the surah you decide whether it's memorized. Stars and badges follow, the next surah opens, and each finished surah comes back for review after 1, 3, 7, 14 and 30 days.

Made for families who are still learning Arabic

• In the tool, everything around the Quran is in English: buttons, instructions, reminders and the certificate.
• Listen-and-repeat mode needs no reading from your child or from you. Your child listens, repeats, and earns stars with large, simple buttons.
• The Quran text stays in the original Arabic, in the Uthmani script (Hafs), for children who are learning to read it.
• Set it to your child's pace: choose repeats from 1 to 10, the speed, and the pause to repeat.
• Bedtime and car listening plays the surahs you pick in a row, so your child can listen with the screen off.

Two teaching voices, chosen for each child

Both are Al-Mushaf Al-Muallim, the teaching recitation. Choose from your child's screen and change it any time. Repeating, offline download and comparing with your child's recording all follow your choice.

• Sheikh Mahmoud Khalil Al-Husary, the default: he recites slowly, then leaves time for your child to repeat.
• Sheikh Muhammad Siddiq Al-Minshawi: he recites, then children repeat the ayah after him.

The path: Al-Fatiha, then Juz Amma from the shortest surahs

The path has 38 stations: Al-Fatiha opens it, followed by the 37 surahs of Juz Amma (564 ayat), from An-Nas to An-Naba. Short surahs come first, so your child gets an early win. Children who have already memorized some can open any surah.

A practical guide by age

Adjust it to your child:

For the youngest children, the World Health Organization (2019) recommends no more than one hour of sedentary screen time a day at ages 2 to 4, and less is better. That's why listen-and-repeat mode and bedtime listening work while your child isn't looking at the screen.

Your child's privacy

We don't ask for an account or an email. Names, stars and badges stay in your browser, and voice recordings stay in your browser's own storage on your device. None of it is sent to any server, and you can delete it with one tap.