Quick answer
Children can memorise the Quran while following a Cambridge English-medium curriculum when the school plans for both: regular time with a Hafiz teacher, steady daily revision, and close contact between the Hifz and class teachers. AIGS offers a Hifzul Quran Program alongside its Cambridge curriculum from Playgroup to Grade VIII.
Can my child do Hifz and still keep up at school?
Many children manage both. What makes the difference is a plan: dedicated time with a Hafiz teacher, short and frequent revision, and teachers who talk to each other so that neither the Quran nor class work is rushed.
What should I ask a school about its Hifz program?
- Who are the Hafiz teachers, and how much experience do they have?
- How is time for memorisation and revision arranged during the school week?
- How is progress tracked and shared with parents?
- How does the school support a child who falls behind in either Hifz or class work?
How does AIGS approach it?
AIGS was created to raise children in the way taught in the Quran and Sunnah, combined with modern education. Its Hifzul Quran Program is guided by experienced Hafiz teachers, and the school is operated by scholars from Al-Azhar University, Egypt.
For the program's current schedule and how to join, call the admission office on +880 1792-742441.
How can parents help at home?
- Keep a fixed, short revision time every day — consistency beats long sessions.
- Listen to your child recite, even for a few minutes.
- Celebrate milestones, such as finishing a surah or a juz.
- Protect sleep: memory needs rest.
Frequently asked questions
- Does AIGS have a Hifzul Quran Program?
- Yes. Experienced Hafiz teachers guide students in memorising the Quran.
- Can students memorise the Quran while studying the Cambridge curriculum at AIGS?
- Yes. The Hifzul Quran Program runs alongside the school's Cambridge English-medium curriculum.
- How do I find out more about the Hifz program?
- Call the AIGS admission office on +880 1792-742441 or visit the campus in Sector 11, Uttara.
