Make Quran Recitation a Daily Habit

The Quran should be a constant part of your child's life, even if they read just one verse a day.

Enroll Them in Quran Learning Classes

Whether online or at a mosque, it's essential to ensure they have structured lessons alongside their academic studies.

Be a Role Model

Children learn by watching and imitating. Show them the beauty of listening, reciting, and reflecting on the Quran.

Create a Positive Environment

Encourage Quran recitation without pressure. If they are hesitant, place the Quran in their view and make it accessible.

Give a Special Gift

Reward their efforts with something meaningful to motivate them.

Celebrate Their Quranic Achievements

Organize a "Quran Day" or celebration to acknowledge their progress.

Tell Quranic Stories

Children love stories! Present Quranic narratives in a way that matches their understanding and developmental stage.

Encouraging Children to Love the Quran

Organize Competitions

Create contests between siblings, friends, or even within themselves to encourage progress.

Record Their Recitation

Let them listen to their own voice; this boosts their confidence and encourages improvement.

Set a Dedicated Memorization Time

A fixed daily schedule, preferably after Fajr prayer, when the mind is fresh and more receptive.

Avoid Strictness

Never force a child to memorize or recite, but rather make it an enjoyable journey.

Pray for Them

Always supplicate for your child's success in learning and loving the Quran.