Sheikh Abdullah Al-Hanif is the Head of Education at Al Quran Companion. With over 15 years of experience in Tajweed and Hifz, he specializes in bridging the gap between classical Islamic tradition and modern digital pedagogy. He is passionate about making the Quran accessible to everyone—from energetic toddlers to busy professionals.
Sheikh Abdullah Al-Hanif serves as the Head of Quranic Education & Quality Assurance at Al Quran Companion.
Holding an Ijazah in the recitation of Hafs ‘an ‘Asim and a Master’s degree in Islamic Studies, Sheikh Abdullah combines deep theological knowledge with a modern understanding of educational psychology. He believes that the Quran is not just to be memorized, but to be loved.
Having taught students across the UK, USA, and Australia, he understands the unique challenges Western families face—from busy schedules to the "boredom" factor in traditional learning. He was instrumental in developing Al Quran Companion’s "Interactive Curriculum," advocating for the use of gamification and digital tools to engage the next generation of Muslims.
When he is not training teachers or refining the Hifz Log system, Sheikh Abdullah writes extensively on parenting, productivity, and the spiritual benefits of connecting with the Book of Allah.
His Motto: "The Quran was revealed to be easy to remember; it is our job to make the learning easy too."
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