Tatbithتثبيت — to make firm
Make your hifdh firm,
structured, and consistent.
The memorization companion for serious students of Qur’an — method-based repetition, daily revision, and honest progress tracking.
Free · Android · Offline-first
Al-Furqan · 25:32
كَذَٰلِكَ لِنُثَبِّتَ بِهِۦ فُؤَادَكَ ۖ وَرَتَّلْنَـٰهُ تَرْتِيلًۭا
“…so We may reassure your heart with it. And We have revealed it at a deliberate pace.”
Translation: Dr. Mustafa Khattab, The Clear Quran — via Quran.com
This is the ayah that named Tatbith. لِنُثَبِّتَ — to make firm, to anchor.
The Problem
Most hifdh students don't lose sincerity.
They lose structure.
No clear system
Without a routine, new memorization and revision fall out of balance — and progress slows.
Revision falls behind
New pages grow while older portions quietly weaken. The gap grows silently.
Repetition becomes guesswork
Tikrar only works when it is counted. Unmeasured habit becomes drift.
The Tatbith Method
Seven steps. Every session. No shortcuts.
الاستعداد
Prepare
Du'a, intention, and focus before you begin.
التكرار
Repeat
Counted tikrar gives each ayah weight.
الاستماع
Listen
The ear refines the tongue.
الحفظ
Memorise
Recite, check, correct — until it settles.
التثبيت
Anchor
Strengthen new hifdh so it becomes firm.
الاستبقاء
Retain
A consistent cycle for what came before.
المحاسبة
Muhasaba
Close with honesty before Allah.
Unique to Tatbith
Subac — recite with
your sheikh.
سُبَاع
A retention practice from the Somali hifdh tradition. Review the way students have for generations: the sheikh recites an ayah — then you recite the next, from memory, with the words hidden.
- Your chosen reciter leads the session
- Your ayahs stay hidden — reveal word by word when you need
- Turn by turn through your portion, pages turn automatically
كَذَٰلِكَ لِنُثَبِّتَ بِهِۦ فُؤَادَكَ ۖ وَرَتَّلْنَـٰهُ تَرْتِيلًۭا
Done? The sheikh takes the next ayah — and the cycle continues.
What You Get
A clear workflow for every session.
Not a task manager with Islamic labels. A tool built for the discipline of Qur’an memorization.
تدفق الجلسة
Session Flow
One disciplined sequence, from opening du'a to final review.
عداد التكرار
Tikrar Counter
Repetition tied to the actual ayah — never guesswork.
دورة الاستبقاء
Retain Cycle
Revision that keeps old pages as strong as new ones.
تتبع التقدم
Progress Tracking
Mushaf-based progress by page, hizb, juz, and surah.
App Preview
Built for calm, focused hifdh.
Why Tatbith
Built for preservation,
not just pace.
Method over motivation
Other apps check tajweed or build reading habits. Tatbith gives you the system to keep what you memorized firm.
Built with Qur'an teachers
Created by a hifdh student and refined with his teachers' feedback — shaped by where students drift, and what keeps hifdh alive.
Calm, not cluttered
No gamification. No noise. Just you, the Qur'an, and a clear daily structure.
Those Who Stayed the Course
It is never too late. It is never too slow.
Sister Zohra
UK · Started at 50
Began at 50 with four juz. Six years later, she completed the Qur'an. Her answer to those who said it was too late: sincerity matters more than age.
Dr. Mohamed Sabbahi
Professor · Started at 55
A neuroscientist who memorized after Fajr — 30 to 60 minutes a day, nothing more. He completed the Qur'an at 60, alongside a full academic career.
An Egyptian grandfather
Started at 80
He carried the wish his whole life. At 80 he began. Two decades of daily consistency brought completion at 100. He passed away weeks later — a hafiz.
Available Now
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FAQ
Common questions.
Yes. Tatbith is free on Google Play.
Yes. All core features — tikrar counting, session tracking, and revision scheduling — work without an internet connection.
Tatbith is Android-first and available now on Google Play. iOS is on the roadmap — leave your email below to be notified when it opens.
No. Tatbith works whether you study with a teacher, memorize independently, or guide someone else through the process.
Yes. Choose your reciter and listen ayah by ayah. Recitation also powers Subac mode, where the sheikh and you alternate ayahs — turn by turn.
TatbithBegin with structure
The Qur’an deserves
your best system.
Memorize with method. Track with honesty. Revise with consistency.
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