A free tool by Adam Jazairi

Your muraja’ah plan

Tell it what you’ve memorized and how much time you really have. Get a 28-day revision plan that tells you exactly what to review each day.

28days, every day
604page Madani mushaf
2minutes to answer
What the plan is based on
  • Daily targets follow common tahfiz guidance: ½–1 juz a day with up to 5 ajza, 1–1½ with 6–15, 1½–2 with 16–30.
  • Every page comes back within about 2 weeks for a few ajza, and within a month for the whole Qur’an.
  • Shaky pages get an extra pass. Mostly gone pages are rebuilt a little each day.
  • If your time can’t cover everything, the plan protects what it can hold and rebuilds the rest, instead of spreading you too thin.
  • Your pace (minutes per page, from memory) sets how many pages fit in your time.

Drawn from published tahfiz revision schedules and teachers’ guidance, including Sheikh Ayman Suwayd. It’s a starting point, not a replacement for a teacher.

Which ajza have you memorized?

Tap once for a full juz. Tap again if you’ve only memorized part of it. A third tap clears it.

Full juzPart of a juz

What have you memorized in each partial juz?

Pick the first and last surah, in mushaf order. If you’ve only memorized part of a long surah, switch to page numbers.

How strong is each one?

Be honest. Strong means you get through it with few mistakes. Shaky means you get through it, but you stumble. Mostly gone means it needs rebuilding.

How many minutes a day can you give to revision?

Your plan runs every day, all 28 days, with no rest days. Choose what you can keep up on a normal, busy day, not your best one.

30minutes
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How long does one page take you to revise?

From memory, including the time you spend checking the mushaf and fixing mistakes. Be honest: this shapes your whole plan.

When do you want to start?

Day 1 of your 28 days.

Your plan

Want someone to hold you to it?

Four weeks of daily accountability and weekly calls.

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