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Spreading the Light of the Quran

Boundless peace lies on the path of the Quran and Sunnah

Preserving the Quran. Empowering Huffaz. Educating communities.

Hifzul Quran Foundation is being established to stand beside Hifz students, Huffaz and their families — and to help every Muslim who wishes to learn the Quran. We are starting in Bangladesh, with a global vision.

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Who we are

A foundation for the whole journey of a Hafiz

Mission

To stand beside Hifz students, Huffaz and their families through education, welfare and dignified livelihoods, and to make Quran learning accessible in every community — starting in Bangladesh, with transparency and accountability.

Vision: A society in which every Hafiz is supported and honoured throughout life, and every Muslim has an accessible path to learning the Quran.

  • What the Foundation is

    A founding-phase Islamic philanthropic and educational initiative that intends to support Hifz students, Huffaz, their families and Quran learners.

  • Why it is being established

    Many Hifz students come from families with limited means, and many Huffaz find few structured pathways into further education and dignified work. Many adults also want to learn the Quran but have no teacher nearby.

  • Who it is for

    Hifz students, Huffaz and their families; adults and beginners learning the Quran; women learners; and mosques that wish to host Quran classes.

  • What makes the approach different

    Support planned for a whole lifetime, not one-off help. Every program's true status made public, a separate account for every fund, and sound governance before any growth.

About the Foundation

Our vision

Serving the Quran, seeking the pleasure of Allah

Aminur Rahaman — a Servant of Allah, dedicated to serving the Qur’an — envisions a foundation that stands beside a person at every stage — from Hifz student to lifelong service — and opens the door to Quran learning for every Muslim.

His intention is that this work be done for the pleasure of Allah — with compassion for the people it serves and institutional seriousness about trust and accountability.

Aminur RahamanA Servant of Allah, Dedicated to Serving the Qur’an

A narrative summary of Aminur Rahaman's vision — not a direct quotation.

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Our programs

Twelve planned programs in four areas

Each program will have its own eligibility rules, application process and reporting. None of them is operational yet — the status of each is shown honestly.

Protecting Hifz students, lifelong revision, post-Hifz and higher education, and understanding the Quran.

Family self-reliance, skills and livelihoods for Huffaz, and healthcare assistance.

Connecting Huffaz with one another, in Bangladesh and abroad.

Mosque-based Quran literacy, Huffaz teacher training, and digital and women's Quran education.

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A lifelong journey

From Hifz student to community service

The Foundation plans to support every stage of this journey:

  1. Hifz studentSupport to memorise in safety and dignity.
  2. HafizRecognition and care after completing Hifz.
  3. Muraja'ahLifelong revision so memorisation stays strong.
  4. EducationPathways into recognised and higher education.
  5. SkillsEmployable skills and entrepreneurship.
  6. EmploymentDignified livelihoods, including Quran teaching.
  7. Community serviceHuffaz serving and teaching their communities.

Each stage links to a planned program; none is operational yet.

About the Huffaz network

Darul Quran network

A Quran class in the neighbourhood mosque

Planned

The vision is for mosques to become centres of Quran literacy — where adults and beginners learn correct recitation and an introductory understanding of the Quran from trained Hafiz teachers.

Mosque committees keep their independent governance; participation would rest on clear partnership agreements.

Participating mosques will be announced after confirmation.

How a mosque class is planned to work

  1. Partnership agreementA written understanding with the mosque committee.
  2. A trained teacherA trained Hafiz teacher assigned to the mosque.
  3. Small batchesRegular classes for adult and beginner learners.
  4. Assessment and reportingProgress checks and transparent reporting.

Planning figures

  • Planning assumption20learners per batch
  • Planning assumption4three-month batches a year
  • Planning target8divisional leadership teams
  • Planning target64district coordinator teams
  • Planning target495thana / upazila teams

These are planning targets and assumptions — not results.

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Huffaz teacher development

Trained teachers, dignified livelihoods

The proposed pathway for Huffaz who wish to teach:

  1. RecruitOpen, fair selection of qualified Huffaz.
  2. TrainStructured training in teaching methods and recitation.
  3. AssessAssessment of teaching competence.
  4. Certify internallyA Foundation certificate — not a government or academic qualification.
  5. PlacePlacement with participating mosques and institutions.
  6. MonitorOngoing quality monitoring, support and accountability.

The intention is to create dignified livelihood opportunities for Huffaz while raising the quality of Quran teaching. Pilot Proposed

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Darul Quran Online Academy

Learn the Quran wherever you are

A planned online academy, designed for learning on a phone:

Planned — the online learning platform (LMS) is not available yet. Registration will open after launch.

Visit the Darul Quran Online Academy pages See the Quran education plan
  • Beginner Quran education
  • Correct (Sahih) recitation
  • Quranic Arabic
  • Quran with meaning
  • Self-paced learning
  • Teacher-guided learning
  • Women's learning spaces

Safe and accessible Quran learning for women

Women's Quran education

Planned — not available yet.

  • Accessibility

    Learn at home on a phone, at times that suit family life.

  • Privacy

    Separate, privacy-conscious learning spaces.

  • Qualified female teachers

    Classes for women taught by qualified female teachers.

  • Flexible timing

    Self-paced lessons, with teacher support when needed.

About women's Quran education

Bangladesh to the world

Founded in Bangladesh, planned as a global network

  1. Founding phase

    Bangladesh

    Where the Foundation begins, with a planned nationwide network of divisional, district, upazila and mosque-level coordination.

  2. Proposed — not registered

    United States

    The proposed first international chapter. It is not registered or operating.

  3. Future — subject to local law

    Future country chapters

    Further chapters would open only after local legal registration and approval.

See the global vision See the Bangladesh chapter

Ways to participate

Choose the path that fits you

Each path has its own short set of questions. Registering interest creates no position or obligation.

Transparency & accountability

The standards we intend to keep

These are commitments for how the Foundation intends to work. No audit, registration or approval is claimed here.

  • Financial transparency

    Financial statements published once activities begin.

    Intended standard

  • Independent review

    Accounts reviewed by an independent auditor once funds are received.

    Intended standard

  • Scholar-guided fund management

    Zakat, Sadaqah and Waqf kept in separate funds; how each may be used will be decided only after review by qualified scholars.

    Intended standard

  • Safeguarding

    Child-protection and privacy policies before any program involving children opens.

    Intended standard

  • Responsible governance

    Clear roles, segregation of duties and conflict-of-interest declarations.

    Intended standard

  • Honest outcome reporting

    Reporting verified results only — no unverified statistics or stories.

    Intended standard

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Contact

Questions or suggestions? Get in touch

Read the frequently asked questions first — your answer may be there. For anything else, use the inquiry form.

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