A self-paced Hifdh course for women
Her Hifdh Journey is a complete memorisation method for Muslim women. You'll learn where to begin, how to memorise each ayah, how to revise weak Surahs, and exactly what to do on the day you have 15 minutes and nothing more.
Self-paced · Lifetime access · 7-day course-fit promise · Payment plan available
Taught by Maryam El-Kiki
Does this sound familiar?
Then a sick child, a work deadline or an exhausting week interrupted your routine. One missed day became three. Three became a month.
When you finally opened the Mus'haf again, you couldn't remember the ayat that once felt steady. You didn't know what to do next. Should you revise what you already knew? Memorise something new? Or start again?
And then came the thought you didn't want to admit:
The thought beneath the uncertainty
“Maybe I'm never going to memorise the Quran…”
What was missing
One that tells you what needs revision before you move forward, when to memorise new ayat, and where to resume after weeks away. That's why I created Her Hifdh Journey.
Two minutes inside the course.
The memorisation method
Inside the course, a full module teaches this sequence on a real Mus'haf,
including a video demonstration of all 4 steps, so you follow the same
process whether you have an hour or 15 minutes.
Hear the ayah correctly before you attempt it, from a reciter you've chosen and stayed with, so the sound is set before the memorising begins.
Read the ayah from the Mus'haf with your eyes on the page, noticing the shape of the words and where each one sits on the line.
Break the ayah into portions you can hold, then memorise each portion before joining them, rather than repeating the whole ayah and hoping.
Close the Mus'haf and recite the ayat from memory. You finish the session knowing what's solid and what still needs work.
Your teacher
“My Hifdh took 17 years. I turned those years into this method.”
I began memorising as a child and completed my Hifdh at 19, Alhamdulillah. Across those 17 years, I learned how much listening, manageable portions, correction and revision affect what remains strong.
For more than 10 years, I've taught Quran to hundreds of women and children. I've seen where Hifdh commonly breaks down and what helps a student continue after missed days or a long break.
I'm also a mum, so I know how rare uninterrupted time can be.
Her Hifdh Journey teaches the way I approach the Quran in my own life, adapted for an adult woman balancing motherhood, work, study and changing routines.
FROM WOMEN I HAVE TAUGHT
“I memorised my first longer Surah and gained the confidence to keep learning.”
Maryam made Tajweed, connecting words and memorising the Quran feel achievable. 8 years later, I still use the skills she taught me.
“I can recite more suwar confidently, including in my daily prayers.”
Maryam's clear teaching helped me progress in my Quran memorisation.
“I can now memorise the Quran and understand its meanings.”
Maryam's explanations helped me connect more deeply with the Quran and feel confident in memorising.
“When I see something written in Arabic, I can read it.”
This was my third attempt to learn. Maryam filled the gaps left by previous tutors, and I can now read word by word without becoming frustrated.
“My recitation has improved, and I can pronounce letters with confidence and accuracy.”
As a busy revert, I found the course easy to understand and could work through the lessons in my own time.
What becomes possible
This is what you are working towards.
in salah
Surat Al-Mulk in maghrib. Surat Al-Insan in isha. You recite from what you've memorised, rather than falling back on the short Surahs you've known since childhood.
in qiyam
The house is dark and quiet. You recite from the Quran you've memorised and when an ayah moves you, you repeat it as long as you want to.
at bedtime
You lie beside your child and recite to her from your chest. She grows up watching her mother revise, so Hifdh looks like something ordinary rather than something other people do.
a year from now
You open a Surah you finished 12 months ago and recite it without re-memorising it, because you know which parts weaken first and when to revise them.
Why Her Hifdh Journey
| With Her Hifdh Journey | Trying on your own |
|---|---|
| A clear daily memorisation routine | Wondering what to do each time you open the Quran |
| A revision system that tells you what to review before memorising new ayat | Adding new ayat while older memorisation becomes weaker |
| A realistic timetable shaped around your available time | Waiting for a routine that rarely fits real life |
| A clear way to return after a long break | Feeling unsure whether to review, memorise something new or stop again |
| A plan for menstruation, nifās and difficult seasons | Losing momentum whenever your routine changes |
| A method for memorising with meaning | Repeating ayat without understanding how the passage connects |
| A system you can continue using independently throughout your Hifdh | Depending on motivation to know what to do next |
| A lifelong connection with the Quran shaped through memorisation, revision and daily reading | Treating Hifdh as a goal you keep starting and stopping |
Founding price closing 31 October 2026 at 11:59 pm Sydney time
What you'll learn
Work through the 5 stages in order. By the end of Her Hifdh Journey, you'll have a complete memorisation system you can continue using independently, whether your journey takes one year or ten.
Choose your starting point and set up the tools you'll use.
Renew your intention for the sake of Allah ﷻ, understand the reward of carrying the Quran, and correct the beliefs that have kept you waiting.
Assess what you've already memorised, choose your starting point, and set up your Mus'haf, reciter, teacher, tools, and daily minimum.
Learn what the ayat mean and how each section of the Surah connects.
Use translation, short tafsir, Surah flow, and the differences between similar ayat to understand what you're memorising and know what comes next.
Follow my 4-step method for memorising new ayat from start to finish.
Follow the full sequence: prepare with meaning, listen, look and read, divide and memorise, then review until you can recite without looking.
Know what to revise each day and which weak Surahs need attention first.
Create a daily Revision Wird, strengthen the exact words where your recitation breaks down, and follow a weekly plan for recent and older memorisation.
Plans for the week you actually have, and for the weeks that fall apart.
Create an ideal plan, a realistic plan and a 15-minute minimum plan, placed around school runs, commutes, lunch breaks, study sessions, nap times or the quiet part of your evening.
Know what to do during low motivation, plateaus, burnout, menstruation, nifas, disrupted weeks, and the days when listening is all you can manage.
Lifetime access · 7-day course-fit promise
Included in your enrolment
Instead of piecing together separate classes, videos, apps and conflicting advice, you receive one complete Hifdh process that you can return to for life.
Everything that arrives the moment you enrol.
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Begin today with lifetime access to the complete course, every resource and your First 90 Days Plan
The founding price also ends if 400 students enrol before 31 October 2026 at 11:59 pm Sydney time, whichever comes first.
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Rising to $497 USD after the founding window
The founding price ends at 400 students or 31 October 2026 at 11:59 pm Sydney time, whichever comes first. After that, Her Hifdh Journey will be $497 USD. Two payments, not a subscription.
Begin Module 1 during your first 7 days. If Her Hifdh Journey isn't right for you, email us within 7 days of purchase and before opening Module 2 to receive a full refund - no questions asked.
Before you decide
Because what was missing was a written answer to what to do next. You'll have a fixed 4-step method for new ayat, a revision system that shows you which Surahs are weak, a schedule shaped around the pockets you already have, and a Hifdh Reset Plan for the weeks that fall apart. Returning doesn't begin with guessing.
You should be able to read Quranic Arabic from the Mus'haf, even slowly. Your Tajweed doesn't need to be perfect. Many women improve their recitation while they memorise, and you can use Tajweed Made Easy alongside this course. If you're still learning to join Arabic letters, begin with Learn to Read the Quran in Two Hours first.
No. Adults memorise differently, with more understanding of meaning and more reason to hold on to what they memorise. Her Hifdh Journey is written for an adult woman with responsibilities rather than a child with empty days. You begin from where you are.
Your ideal session is 45 to 60 minutes. When that isn't possible, you'll learn how to divide your Hifdh across smaller pockets in the day. Your minimum is 15 minutes, with a listening fallback for the days you can't sit with the Mus'haf.
Her Hifdh Journey is 34 self-paced lessons across 7 modules.
Most students finish in 8 weeks at 4 to 5 lessons a week, moving through the modules in order. Nothing is released on a schedule, and your access is for life, so you can move faster or slower as your season allows.
Your lessons open in any browser on your phone, tablet, laptop or television, and every resource is a printable PDF you can download and keep.
Lifetime access refers to the lifetime of the course platform. If Her Hifdh Journey is ever retired, you'll be given advance notice so you can download your resources and watch any lessons you still want to complete.
No. The course teaches you how to memorise, revise, plan and identify weak areas, but Maryam doesn't correct your recitation personally. A qualified female Quran teacher should hear you recite, and the course shows you how to find one and how to check yourself while you look.
Yes. Module 7 covers how to adjust your memorisation, revision, reading and listening during menstruation, nifas and the postpartum weeks, and how to return when your body and energy change. Follow the scholarly position you trust on reciting from and handling the Mus'haf.
Module 7 and your Hifdh Reset Plan show you how to return after low motivation, burnout, disrupted weeks or a long absence. Your access doesn't expire, so you can return to the lessons when your routine changes.
Pay $497 USD in full, or 2 payments of $269 USD, which is $538 USD total.
The plan isn't a subscription. Nothing is charged after the second payment.
For a full refund, email us within 7 days of purchase and before opening Module 2.
Have more questions? Email support@quranwithmaryam.com
My beautiful sister
Begin with one ayah. By the end of this course, you'll know how to memorise that ayah, revise it, protect it, and continue with the next, Bi'ithnillah.
The Quran you memorise, revise, struggle over, and keep returning to is the Quran that, by Allah's permission, will intercede for its companion.
The Prophet ﷺ said
أَهٴلُ الٴقُرٴآنِ أَهٴلُ اللَّهِ وَخَاصٳَتُه
“The people of the Quran are the people of Allah ﷻ and those who are closest to Him.”
Sunan Ibn Majah 215 · Graded sahih by Al-Albani
The woman who carries the Quran begins here.
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