September 21st - December 11th
Registration Closed
Mondays - Thursdays
7:00 - 9:00 PM
Miftaah Campus
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Small Class Sizes
Experienced Instructors
3 Different Levels
4 Times Per Week

What is

Hifdh Program

Miftaah Institute’s Hifdh Program is designed to help students build a strong, disciplined, and spiritually uplifting relationship with the Qur’an. Whether a student is beginning their memorization journey or picking up where they left off, this program provides the structure, guidance, and consistency needed to progress with confidence.

Under the instruction of qualified and compassionate teachers, students follow a balanced routine that includes new memorization, daily review, and long-term retention. Small class sizes ensure personalized attention, steady pacing, and a supportive environment where every learner can thrive.

Beyond memorization, the program focuses on developing adab, love for the Qur’an, and a sense of responsibility toward preserving Allah’s words. Students are encouraged to embody the character of a hafidh—discipline, humility, sincerity, and dedication.

With separate instruction for brothers and sisters and accommodations for all levels, the Hifdh Program welcomes anyone seeking to strengthen their connection to the Book of Allah. Through consistent effort and guided mentorship, students cultivate a lifelong bond with the Qur’an—one that transforms both their knowledge and their hearts.

program Instructors

Learn from traditionally trained scholars
Shaykh Areeb Islam
Instructor

TBD

Ustadha Walaa Ibrahim
Instructor

TBA

Program Schedule

Enroll for the Upcoming Courses
Last Day to Register
September 20th, 2026
First Day of Semester
September 21st, 2026
Scheduled Breaks
None
Last Day of Semester
December 11th, 2026

Program Information

days
Mondays - Thursdays
Time
7:00 - 9:00 PM
location
Miftaah Campus
11200 East 11 Mile Rd Warren, MI 48089
Sessions
2 Hour Sessions
Schedule
Registration Closed
September 21st - December 11th
features
Separate Groups for Brothers & Sisters

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Guidelines for Graduation

The Miftaah Lite Seminary Curriculum is centered around 6 Core Subjects

Quranic studies
Hadith studies
Islamic law
Islamic history
spiritual development
arabic language

One of the main factors that distinguish our program is its graduation requirements. To complete the program and graduate, students must receive a passing score for each course. To complete the Miftaah Lite program, the student must complete at least 2 courses per semester for a total of 8 courses over two years.

A total of 8 course courses are needed to qualify for the Miftaah Lite certificate. After completing 8 courses of the Lite program, students are encouraged to transfer to the Associate Program located at the Miftaah Campus.

2 classes
X
4 semsters
=
8 courses
MIFTAAH LITE SEMINARY GRADUATION CERTIFICATE GRANTED ➤ STUDENTS MAY TRANSFER TO THE ASSOCIATE PROGRAM

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frequently Asked Questions

What is the schedule of the Hifdh Program?

Classes are held Mondays -Thursdays from 7:00–9:00 PM.

Where is the program held?

Classes take place in-person at the Miftaah Campus, located in Warren, Michigan. The program is not offered online or recorded for self-paced study.

Which types of students is this program suited for?

The program welcomes:
- Beginners beginning their Qur’an memorization journey
- Students continuing from prior memorization efforts
- Those seeking structured, consistent progress in memorization, tajweed, and Qur’anic understanding

How often are classes held per week?

Students attend classes three times each week, a rhythm designed to balance memorization, review, and personal growth.

What resources and support are provided?

- Small class sizes for close attention and individualized support
- Experienced instructors specializing in memorization techniques and foundational Islamic knowledge