Free Quran Printables for Kids and Hifz Students

Salam Campus, an online Quran school, publishes a set of free printable sheets for families and teachers who are teaching the Quran at home, in a weekend class or at the masjid. Every sheet comes as a PDF in A4 or US Letter size, and no sign-up or email address is needed to download them.

The Hifz Revision Tracker follows the traditional daily memorization cycle of sabaq (the new lesson), sabqi (recent lessons) and manzil (older lessons). It has three pages: a weekly sheet with a row per day for the new lines, readings, revised pages and minutes practiced; a grid for Juz 1 to 30 with space to date each full revision; and a monthly summary with room for a teacher comment and a parent signature. The page explains how to use it in four steps, including the rule of adding no new lesson while any page is still weak.

For younger children, the Kids' Quran Practice Chart gives a month of daily practice stars, a "My Quran Journey" ladder and a Juz Amma tracker. Other sheets include a Ramadan Quran reading planner with a one-juz-a-day plan, a slower half-juz plan and a children's chart; a three-page Tajweed rules chart with an ayah for each rule; a Noorani Qaida chart of the Arabic letters grouped by shape with a short-vowel grid; and a Makharij chart. A free online Hifz planner estimates how long memorization might take.

The printables are free to use on their own. Salam Campus also sells live one-to-one online Quran classes, which the site promotes alongside them, but nothing on the free resources page requires buying a class.