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[quote]wa Alykum us salam wa rahmatullahi wa barkatuhu.
No way can be claimed as the best way of memorizing surahs of the holy Quran as the case always vary from person to person.
From my personal Experiences of memorising the Quran or asked kids to do so i'm of the opinion that:

* one must select the best time for it &amp; that's the time when mind is free &amp; atmosphere is supporting.
* memorize verse by verse. I mean to say that when u r more than 100% sure about 1st verse of 1st surah only then move to the 2nd verse &amp; then in the same way to the 3rd &amp; so on &amp; so forth.
* keep on revising the memorized surahs &amp; the best way for it is to read them in your prayers at home or in your Nafal prayers. Thajjud is the best in this regard though managing it is not so easy these days.
* it's v imp to note that rivising the old ones is more important than memorizing the new ones. So there must be a balance between them. you can always stop memorizing new ones but must not stop rivising them unless they r too old for you &amp; are v much memorized &amp; have been rivised a lot of times. This stopage of revising shouldn't be too long as well.
* last but not the least the bigger your memorized part goes on the rivising spead must become faster too. otherwise one may start losing the the old surahs from the memory. After the completion of Hifz of whole Qur'an one should try reach a point where he/she become able to complete the revision of whole Quran in not more than 1 full month.

i hope this will help you in memorizing the Quran. May Allah help u a lot in this regard. you must start from the End of Quran i.e. fm the last surah&quot;Naas&quot; &amp; then go back ward for at least Two Paras before starting surah &quot;Baqarah&quot;[/quote]

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