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Quran memorisation for kids
May 3, 2018

How to get started with teaching Qur’an to your children at home!

Have you thought about when you will teach your children Qur’an? Have you considered teaching them yourself? Or will you wait until they are 5 or 6 years old before you begin? These were all the questions in my head before I decided to teach Qur’an to my girls myself!

What if I told you to start teaching your children as soon as you can, from when they are 6 months. When they start exploring the world around them, introduce them to Quran through listening to it. At home or at the masjid, they will pick up Quran through what they hear, the same way children learn to speak, by listening first. They pick up speech, nursery rhymes or songs through listening, listening and more listening. Then once they comfortable with speaking they remember those rhymes and sentences you say to them with ease and say it all, right back! Read more on my own journey on teaching my daughters Qur’an here.

 

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So how can we connect our children with the Qur’an if they can’t read Arabic? How exactly do we start teaching Qur’an to our children? Well this is the thing, they can stay connected with the Qur’an from an early age through memorising. After all, when they are remembering those rhymes or sentences, they do so from understanding and memory. In the same way you can teach Qur’an through memorisation and even some understanding. Now I know memorisation sounds a big deal when we are talking kids. Don’t worry if you are feeling this, I once thought exactly the same. I thought “How can my children possibly memorise Qur’an – it’s so difficult (it still can be for me)” But how else will they connect? and trust me memorising the Qur’an is best started from a young age, kids remember things so quickly!

This week on Tuesday Teaching Tips, we shared tips on exactly this topic upon request, by a fellow homeschooling mama on instagram. Here’s the video for more!

 

 

We answered the following questions in the video:

When do I start teaching Qur’an to my children?

Start as early as possible when they are toddlers and even from the cradle with listening devices (see more ideas below). We officially started teaching Qur’an to Ammarah when she turned 3. But as Hibah has watched her sister she started at 2! And now at age 3 has developed her speech better and enjoys practising her memorisation!

 

How do I start teaching Qur’an to my child?

Looking at learning styles, repetition techniques and creative ways to do so – more in the video above. Click here for the Quran for children videos we mentioned, and here for the myQuran app available for free for iphone users.

 

How often should I teach my children the Qur’an?

The best way is to get into a routine, a little a day and at their own pace, there’s no need to rush! I would suggest a time to revise over the surahs already learnt, maybe in the car, on your travels. Keep a daily connection with the Qur’an for your children. For us, straight after breakfast works best!

 

Which order of the surahs should my children memorise in?

We started with Surah faatiha, followed by Surah Ikhlaas, Surah naas, falaq, kawthar, asr, feel, Quraysh. We chose this order based on the lengths of the surah and for ease espeically as our children were 3 when they started – although Hibah has picked up a lot along the way too (May Allah bless her)!

 

How to encourage your children with Qur’an memorisation?

We discussed sticker charts and other creative ways of doing so. We talked about celebrating their achievements however big or small with certificates or recognition. And why not throw them a party celebrating all their hard work?!

 

Resources:

Check out the following books, toys and gadgets to help you get started on your Quran journey with your children. Click on the pictures for more! (Books, toys, gadgets – some are tried and tested and even given as gifts to friends and family!)

 

 

  

  

                

 

 

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by Hanaa on May 4, 2018

Mashalla, great advice! We do our Qur’an after school, as part of their homework, but it makes a lot of sense to have it as a family routine, rather than a mandatory chore!

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by Fozia S on May 4, 2018

I agree the earlier the better. But make it fun. Some great advice and resources shared here. We have the doll and my youngest loved her.

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by Hannah on May 5, 2018

Agree with everything you say here. Mine also read after breakfast too. They seem to be brillain’t auditory learners and pick it up so quick from listening to the Qur’an. (Shame it doesn’t seem to work for me!). My 3 year old has even picked up alot from just listening to the older ones read each day, Masha Allah

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by [email protected] on May 5, 2018

Mine started learning at madrassash at 3 years old. Now I teach her at home and she learns by ear. If kids can remember songs theres not reason they can’t learn Quran. You have a great teaching method Mashallah.

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by Mona on May 6, 2018

These are great tips. My daughter has been attending Quran classes since she was 3. Alhamdulillah it was a great choice. I thought she was too young but she definitely was not.

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by Sumaira on May 6, 2018

We also started teachimg our children the Quran and memorization at a young age and they did well! I agree with you, children are more capable of memorization than we think they are!

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by Jamila Jones on May 6, 2018

Thank you for the teaching tips and the great video, very beneficial mashallah

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by Elizabeth on May 6, 2018

Alhamdulillah for the Qur’an and for what we are guided to memorise of it. Masha’Allah, it is lovely to know that your family journey is going well, and that you are sharing tips to help others succeed too, insha’Allah. Jazakillahkhayr. And jazakillahkhayr for including the Islamic cot mobile. 🙂

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by Lilac Prose on May 7, 2018

This is such a beneficial article! Jazak’Allah khayr for sharing these tips and resources!

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by Zainab Dokrat on May 7, 2018

Teaching Quraan is difficult especially getting the Tajweed right. I was very blessed by parents helped me (even though I was stubborn and found it hard), nowadays it’s so much easier especially as they get older with the electronic Quraan/pen, reading along the reciter can really help improve tajweed which is what I still do to this day. Thank you for sharing 🙂 (www.spicyfusionkitchen.com)

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Continuing the final of the 4 Great Caliphs - we looked at the cousin of the Prophet (pbuh) Ali (ra) who was the first child to become Muslim. He grew up in the household of the Prophet (pbuh), he became son in law of the Prophet (pbuh) and was appointed some important and significant tasks during the life of the Prophet (pbuh).
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“What do you mean Uthman ibn Affan was murdered? “What do you mean Uthman ibn Affan was murdered?” Was the reaction my eldest had to this final lesson on Uthman ibn Affan (ra) “Why would they murder the caliph?” She questioned - and rightly so.
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And that’s exactly what we set out to explore. What events actually led to the murder of the 3rd Caliph? It was sad to read that a companion so close to the Prophet (pbuh) being his son in law twice and one of the 10 promised Jannah would be murdered. 
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You can zoom into to read Ammarah’s findings but essentially when we discussed what had happened, we said some Muslims had become greedy. Greedy for land, power and money. It actually became a sad lesson by the end, especially when we saw how Uthman ibn Affan (ra) didn’t use force with the rebels so not to be the one who starts a civil war amongst the Muslims 😞 but then he was brutally murdered in his own home whilst reciting Quran - subhanAllah. 
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We’ve travelled back to England for a few months We’ve travelled back to England for a few months now Alhamdulillah - like all who travel back from Umrah - our hearts still yearn for Makkah but we are grateful Allah is with us everywhere. 
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Alhamdulillah for the ease of travelling,  the fact that we can and the duas we can make. 
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From the desert heat to the colder climate of the UK, always fascinated by Allah’s creation and blessings upon us Alhamdulillah. 
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Lesson 4 - The timeline of events in the life and Lesson 4 - The timeline of events in the life and rule of Uthman ibn Affan (ra). 
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Cyprus was conquered and other areas of Norther Africa the Islamic rule was solidified and the rebellion crushed in Armenia and Azerbaijan - this was just some of the victories in the time of Uthman (ra) becoming Caliph. Also, the first Muslim Navy was established and the Quran standardised into one script. There was much wealth and prosperity but sadly some who weren’t happy with the rule of Uthman ibn Affan (ra). 
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Ammarah was shocked to read that the 3rd Caliph was murdered in Madinah in his home whilst reciting Quran. What a sad state of affairs subhanAllah. 😞 
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We concluded the lesson by adding our timeline to our display wall.
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Lesson 3 - with the spread of Islam so far and wid Lesson 3 - with the spread of Islam so far and wide, there was a need to standardise the Quran for the purpose of reciting and so began the start of a written version of the Quran and including fatha, dharma and kasra- which were actually marked by dots. We got to explore Kufic script in detail and close up and thoroughly enjoyed looking at the difference and similarities between the script back then to how it is now. 
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We found out that a committee of senior Sahaabah were given this task including the original scribe from time of the Abu Bakr’s (ra) Caliphate, Zaid ibn Thabit (ra) and others were appointed for this task. The original text that was collated and compiled into a book was in the possession of Hafsa bint Umar ibn al Khattab (ra). It was used as the base for this written standardised version. The Quran was then recited 3 times in front of Hufaadh (those who had memorised the Quran) included Uthman ibn Affan (ra) to double check it’s accuracy. 
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Alhamdulillah as we know Allah Himself tells us - ‘’We have, without doubt, sent down the Message; and We will assuredly guard it (from corruption). (Al-Hijr –Stone land-:9) Allah has promised us that He himself will preserve the Quran and protect it. 
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Absolutely amazing that Uthman ibn Affan (ra) was honoured with this noble task. It’s absolutely amazing to have this miracle of the Preservation of the Quran and the fact that it is still a book that is read widely and memorised widely even today Alhamdulillah! 
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Featured - time lapse of Ammarah practising her Kufic script of Surah Naas mA 😊
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