Hifz tool
Surah Al-A'la Hifz planner
Surah Al-A'la has 19 verses. Frequently recited in prayer, so keep the Tajweed precise. Set your daily portion below and the planner splits the surah into balanced daily targets with a built-in revision day, so memorisation stays firm instead of fading after a week.
| Day | New memorisation | Revision |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Verses 1–3 | Revise verses 1–3 |
| Day 2 | Verses 4–6 | Revise verses 1–6 |
| Day 3 | Verses 7–9 | Revise verses 1–9 |
| Day 4 | Verses 10–12 | Revise verses 1–12 |
| Day 5 | Verses 13–15 | Revise verses 1–15 |
| Day 6 | Revision only | Verses 1–15 |
| Day 7 | Verses 16–18 | Revise verses 1–18 |
| Day 8 | Verses 19–19 | Revise verses 1–19 |
| Day 9 | Full surah revision | Verses 1–19 from memory |
How to use this tool
- Choose how many verses you can memorise comfortably in one sitting.
- Add a revision day every few days so old portions stay strong.
- Recite each new portion to a teacher before moving to the next day.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to memorise Surah Al-A'la?
At 3 verses a day Surah Al-A'la takes about 7 days of new memorisation, plus revision days. Slower and steadier is always safer than rushing.
Should I memorise before or after learning Tajweed?
Learn the correct pronunciation of a portion first, then memorise it. Fixing a mistake after memorisation takes far longer than learning it correctly once.