Ages 3–4: Introduction Phase

• At this stage, formal teaching isn’t necessary.
• Focus on exposure: Let them hear Quranic recitation at home or in the car.
• Teach basic Islamic phrases like “Bismillah,” “Alhamdulillah,” etc.
• Use Quranic songs and rhymes designed for toddlers.

Pro Tip: Let your child see you reading the Quran. Children learn a lot through imitation.

 Ages 5–6: Pre-Learning Stage

• Begin with Arabic alphabet and basic phonetics (Makharij).
• Introduce short Surahs like Surah Al-Fatiha, Al-Ikhlas, and Al-Kawthar.
• Practice memorization in a fun, pressure-free environment.

 Ages 6–7: Formal Learning Phase

• This is often the best age to begin structured Quran learning.
• Children at this age can sit longer, follow instructions, and memorize quickly.
• Enroll them in a Quloob ul Quran online Quran class or start formal lessons at home.

 Ages 8 and Above: Memorization and Tajweed

• This is an excellent age to introduce Tajweed rules.
• For some children, it’s also the right time to begin Hifz (memorization).
• Focus on consistency and quality, not speed.