Routine for Daily Memorization of Quraan, Ahadith, or Duaas, etc I made this routine up to give my kids guidance when they are independently memorizing ayaat, ahadith, or duaas in hopes of making their sessions more efficient. (The formatting below is a little whacky as it came from a Word document, but there is a PDF copy available--see link above.) I attached the routine to the inside of the kids' Islamic studies student organizers so it is handy.
1. Review: Recite the ayah/ line from last session (without looking) and everything that comes before it. If you have trouble, then rework on it this session, if not, move on to the next ayah/line to be memorized.
If you are learning the vocabulary of the ayah/line, then use flashcards (or have someone quiz you) to review the meaning of each word.
2. Read: entire surah (short surahs only), entire duaa, or hadith all the way through 3 times ALOUD (preferably with an audio to hear the correct pronunciation)
3. Read: target ayah, line of duaa or section of a hadith 10x aloud (preferably with an audio)
4. Vocabulary: If you are learning the vocabulary of each ayah/line, use/make flashcards and review the target ayah/line’s vocabulary (or practice the vocabulary with a worksheet or other method)
5. Repeat In pyramid style…(the target ayah/line)
6. Write the target line in pyramid style 3-5x each (say as you write)
7. Test Yourself Repeat the target ayah/line 10x without looking.
8. Recite to someone the target ayah/line 10x everything before and including the target ayah line/10x
If you can do this successfully, then move onto the next portion at the next memorization session
the first word 20-30xthe second word 20-30xthe first two words 20-30xthe third word 20-30xthe first three words 20-30xetc.’ til the end of the target ayah/line
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