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الحمد لله والصلاة والسلام على رسول الله
I wanted to share something which has transformed my revision schedule, by the favour of Allah alone.
The problem: Low motivation to revise. If I knew I would be revising ajza I’m less confident on, it wouldn’t motivate me as I felt I didn't know it, and knew I would struggle to get through it. Those days were tough. I had lumped them all together on one day, as I was revising them in order.
A solution: As below. I pray this can help you!
Divide the ajza' into groups based on the order they appear in.
The goal is to complete everything you've memorised at least once a week.
You should divide them into groups depending on the number of ajza' you want to revise per day. For example, 2 ajza per day would have 2 per group, 5 ajza per day would have 5 per group, and so on.
As a hypothetical example, let's take the target of 3 ajza' a day, with the selection of ajza' 19 —30:
| Group 1 | 19 20 21 |
|---|---|
| Group 2 | 22 23 24 |
| Group 3 | 25 26 27 |
| Group 4 | 28 29 30 |
<aside> 💡 This person would complete all 12 ajza' within a 4-day time period.
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For each juz', allocate it a confidence level out of 3. I define confidence for myself as: being able to read 7 consecutive pages without a hesitation/mistake.
1 - very confident
2 - ok