Most Easiest Chapters in the Holy Quran to Memorize Quran Quickly

Allah has made the Quran simple to read, understand, and memorize for those who sincerely desire to embrace the divine words. He repeated four times in the Quran in chapter Al Qamar. And We have indeed made the Qur’an easy for remembrance, so is there any who will remember? (54:17)

The above verse is right all the time, even if our first language is not Arabic. Allah Himself has assured us, You need to try, He will make it easy.

The truth that millions of Muslims all over the world, from numbers of nationalities and languages, know at least some part of the Quran by heart is nothing but a manifestation of the verse mentioned above.

The same cannot be stated for any other book in world history. If you were ever made to memorize your school work by heart, you know what I am talking about.

So, it doesn’t matter whether you don’t know a word of the Quran, or whether you know some chapters by heart; no matter what your level, you will see easy Quran memorization, all you need to do is sincerely try for the sake of Allah.

Now when it comes to selecting chapters to memorize, the general practice is that the easiest ones are from the last chapters backward.

Juz Amma (the last 1/30th of the Quran) contains Makki chapters, which have little verses that often rhyme, and are overall shorter than the Madini chapters.

The last ten chapters (105 to 114), Surat al-Asr (103), and Surat al Qadr (97) is unusually short and simple to memorize. Nonetheless, you don’t need to follow any sequence in learning chapters, neither do you need to memorize whole chapters, although it is better to go about it systematically.

You can select up ayah from anywhere in the Quran, memorize them, and read them in your prayers, as long as their total length is equivalent to three short verses.

To find the most benefit from the chapters that you memorize and recite during prayers, you should have at least some information about what you are reciting.

When it gets to be aware of the meaning of the words you are reciting in prayer, I individually have found the mere reading of translations very inadequate.

Listen to some lectures on tafsir (explanation) of the chapter that you are learning, or read the chapter from Tafsir ibn Kathir, read Quran online, which is free online in English translation.

This way, you will know in-depth the meaning of the verses, the contexts of their revelation, and the stories behind them. The more knowledge you connect with the verses, the more comfortable you will find to memorize them and absorb their meanings.

Memorize at least some of the vocabulary of the verses. You will get a free online Quran word by word translation here. Just note down some of the terms and memorize their meanings. This way, you will be informed of what you are saying when you say those words during recitation.