Quran Hifz Program — Memorize the Quran Without Sacrificing School
Every parent who dreams of a Hafiz or Hafiza in the family fears the same trade-off: years consumed by memorization while school books gather dust — or worse, a child exhausted by trying to do both badly. The Al-Ansaar Quran Hifz program in Kasur was designed to end that fear. Hifz runs inside the school day, on a proven three-layer system, supervised by qualified Huffaz, while academics continue on a coordinated parallel track to Matric.
Since 2014, this integrated model has produced Huffaz who top their classes and class-toppers who lead taraweeh. In sha Allah, your child can be next — with a fee concession of up to 50% for Hifz students, because no family should be financially punished for choosing the Quran.
What Your Child Will Study
The Hifz journey at Al-Ansaar follows the classical memorization methodology, enriched with modern supervision:
Every circle is small by design. The teacher hears each student individually every single day — the only method that has ever produced reliable Huffaz — and parents receive structured progress reports every term, including lesson counts and revision quality.
Why Hifz Program at Al-Ansaar Is Different
Qualified Huffaz & Qaris
Teachers with sanad in recitation, mastered tajweed and child-friendly training — the program's foundation.
The sabaq–sabqi–manzil system
New lesson, recent revision and old revision daily — memorization that lasts, not just memorization that happens.
Academics stay on track
Class teachers and Hifz teachers coordinate the load; students keep pace with their class level through to Matric.
Up to 50% fee concession
A deliberate policy: choosing the Quran for your child should never be a financial burden on a Kasur family.
Daily Routine & Class Environment
Hifz students begin with the morning assembly and Quran circle while minds are freshest, then flow into their academic classes with the rest of the school. Afternoon circles return to revision and manzil. The rhythm repeats daily for years — which is exactly why it works. Completion ceremonies are held each year; you can read about the most recent one in our news section.
Fee for Hifz Program — Session 2026
Hifz students receive a concession of up to 50% on the standard fee, confirmed after the recitation assessment:
Fee Summary — Session 2026
Annual charges cover textbooks, notebooks, ID card and diary. Digital skills program included at no extra cost. Scholarships available — see full fee structure.
Who Can Join the Hifz Program?
Children from Class 3 onward who read the Quran with reasonable Nazra fluency can be assessed for entry — readiness matters more than age. Students still building fluency begin with our Nazra and Tajweed classes and transfer up when their teacher recommends it. Boys and girls study in separate supervised classes with qualified male and female Huffaz respectively, following the same system.
How to Apply
Admissions for session 2026 are open at all five campuses. Submit the admission form with your child's B-Form, two photographs and a CNIC copy — forms are available at every campus office and on the downloads page, and registration can also begin over WhatsApp. After a short, age-appropriate assessment, the principal meets parents to confirm stream, timings, transport and books. The full process is explained on our admissions page.