Shams Method · learning plans
Your 365-day plan
Choose a track. Your daily amount of new verses starts small and grows week by week – the way intensive hifz schools build their students up – while the memory model brings back everything you have learned.
Why the amount grows
Memory is like a muscle: it grows with steady, slightly increasing load. That is why every track starts with a portion you can manage easily and adds a little more every week. Intensive Quran schools work the same way – small at first, more every week, and daily review of everything learned so far.
The five daily tasks
- Review first – the verses your memory model marks as due.
- New verses – in seven steps with the Shams Method.
- Chain – today's and yesterday's verses together, so they grow into a passage.
- Test – the Academy test on time shows what really sits.
- Evening – listen once more before sleep.
Which track is right?
- Gentle for beginners and children: from one verse a day.
- Standard for most adults with job and family.
- Intensive for those who want to make fast progress.
- Hafiz track for full-time students: about two pages a day at the top, the whole Quran in about one year – best together with a teacher you recite to.
If you fall behind, the plan shows your backlog. Catch up before adding more – quality before speed.