Hafiz Academy Quran Trust

Hafiz Academy is for Muslims and reverts. Learn to recite and memorise the Quran with comprehension.

Why you should join: Courses from Dr Hafiz Reedwaan Ismail, including reading the Quran for beginners, colour-coded tajweed and memorising Surah Yasin. Free to join.

The one-liner

A free Skool academy teaching Quran recitation and memorisation with comprehension, led by one hafiz.

What they actually sell

Hafiz Academy Quran Trust, run by Reedwaan Ismail, lives on Skool. Its public pitch: "The Hafiz Academy teaches the recitation and memorization of the Quran with comprehension." It is free to join. The academy promotes recitation and memorisation with comprehension, and the about page lists the courses on the way. Reading the Quran for beginners is aimed at reverts, a colour-coded tajweed course for beginners was promised before Ramadan 2026, and short courses cover memorising Surah Yasin and other surahs. Every course is presented by Dr Hafiz Reedwaan Ismail of the Hafiz Academy. Inside sit 9 courses and a dense module library.

Who pays and why

Muslims, especially reverts, who want to read and memorise the Quran while understanding what they recite. They want a qualified teacher to guide them rather than learning by sound alone. They join for beginner Quran reading, colour-coded tajweed and short memorisation courses.

Where the members come from

No social links appear on the page, so members most likely come through the wider Hafiz Academy and its trust. The Skool room reads as the online classroom for that existing school.

What's holding it back

Some of the copy is future tense and dated, such as a course promised before Ramadan 2026, which makes the room feel half built. With one teacher, growth is capped by his hours.

Steal this

Promise comprehension alongside memorisation, because understanding what you recite is the gap most learners feel.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for any sacred or classical text study, such as Biblical Hebrew or Sanskrit chanting. Weak for subjects where memorisation is not the goal.