A slow visual guide for Hifz students and for Huffaz following the Dor revision plan.
This guide is written slowly on purpose. You do not need to understand everything at once. Start with the page concept, then your daily prayer plan, then the tracker.
In your DEENUNA numbered Quran, one page is a physical sheet with two sides. The front is A and the back is B.
When the plan says 1A + 1B, it does not mean two different pages. It means both sides of the same physical Quran page.
One full physical page = A side + B side.
That full page is read in one rakat. Then the next rakat receives the next A/B pair.
Hifz means you are learning new Quran slowly and strengthening it through prayer, repetition, Sabak, and a daily tracker.
Your Ustadh gives you a manageable pace — usually half a page or one full page.
Prepare the new portion with Tajweed and repetition.
Send or present the lesson to your Ustadh through the Sabak plan.
Use your Ustadh’s guidance, then keep the portion alive in your daily revision.
The tracker is a private honesty tool. It turns small effort into visible consistency.
See exactly which Quran A, B, and C portions belong to today.
Read the planned portion in the Sunnah rakats as your Ustadh directs.
Return tomorrow without guilt. Consistency is the goal.
This is the academy’s Quran revision schedule. Ask your Ustadh for any fiqh or Salah detail that is unclear.
Surah Yaseen
Prepare your Quran B lesson.
4 Sunnats
Quran A — one planned page in each rakat.
4 Sunnats + 2 Awwaabeen
Quran B, then Surah Waqiah.
2 Sunnats + Witr
Quran C, then Tahreem in final Witr.
12 Rakaats
Revise the same day’s A, B, and C.
Dor is not learning new Quran. It is a clear system for keeping the Quran you already memorised fresh, strong, and familiar.
Every section has 4 rakats. Every rakat has one full page: an A side and a B side.
4 full pages in Quran A
4 in Quran B
4 in Quran C
100 full pages per Quran section
200 A/B sides per section
300 physical pages
600 numbered A/B sides
These are longer visual guides with diagrams and explanations. They are made to help a new student or parent understand without feeling overwhelmed.
You only need to do the next clear thing.
See your next page, A/B pair, or Ayah reference.
Focus only on that full page: A side and B side.
Use the tracker to record what was truly completed.
Small repetition builds a strong relationship with Quran.
Choose the path that fits you today. New students begin Hifz with guidance. Huffaz follow the Dor revision plan to protect what Allah has placed in their hearts.
Start Enrolment — FreeOpen Ayah GuideYearly Khatam