This includes all the recitation components of Option One, with the addition of memorization and review.

Memorization follows a carefully designed structure based on student levels:

• Students start with short Surahs through guided repetition (Talqeen).
• Once the student is able to read from the Mushaf independently, memorization proceeds as follows:

Each session is divided into three parts:

1. First third – Review
   A structured revision plan ensures nothing is forgotten. The plan includes:
   • Close review of recent memorization.
   • Distant review of older sections.
     These two reviews work in reverse timelines until they converge in the middle. The cycle is then repeated to maintain long-term retention.
2. Second third – New Memorization Preparation
   The student reads the assigned passage in front of the teacher to correct pronunciation. Afterward, the student memorizes the portion at home and then presents it in the next session.
3. Final third – Tajweed Instruction
   Tajweed rules are taught progressively, following the level-specific curriculum.

Ijazah Program

For students who complete the full memorization of the Qur’an, a final assessment is offered for those wishing to pursue the esteemed Ijazah.

Ijazah Stage:

• After passing the exam that confirms strong memorization and command of Tajweed, the student begins reciting the Qur’an to a certified Sheikh who holds a Sanad (authentic chain of transmission) back to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
• Upon completing the recitation, the student receives an official Ijazah certificate and a Qur’an memorization diploma from the institute.

This stage also includes the study of Qur’anic vocabulary and meanings, deepening the student’s understanding of the divine message.