Quran Memorization (Hifz) Tracker
Log what you memorize each day, watch your progress toward the full 604 pages, keep your sabaq, sabqi and manzil revision on track, and protect your daily streak. Everything stays private in your browser.
Your Progress
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Day Streak
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Log Entries
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Ayahs Logged
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Entries This Week
Log your first entry to see your pace and estimated finish date.
Log New Memorization
How many mushaf pages this portion covered.
Recent Entries
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Daily Revision Checklist
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How to use
- Enter the date, surah name, and the ayah range you memorized, plus how many mushaf pages it covered, then click Add Entry.
- Watch the progress bar move toward 604 pages and check your streak, ayah count, and weekly activity at the top.
- Each day, open the revision checklist and tick Sabaq, Sabqi, and Manzil as you complete each part.
- Your entries and checklists are saved automatically in your browser — come back any day to continue.
Tips
- Small daily portions beat big weekly ones — a steady half page a day finishes the Quran in about three years.
- Never skip revision: most students lose old portions because sabqi and manzil fall behind, not because new lessons are hard.
- Read each new ayah aloud at least ten times before trying to recite it from memory.
- Recite yesterday lesson to someone else before starting today lesson — it locks the memory in.
- Use the same mushaf every day; your eyes remember where words sit on the page.