Quranic Memorization is the practice of committing the text of the Quran, the holy book of Islam, to memory. This tradition is highly valued in the Muslim community, as it allows individuals to internalize the teachings and verses of the Quran. Many Muslims aim to memorize the entire text, becoming known as Hafiz or Hafiza for males and females, respectively. The process of memorization often involves repetition and recitation, sometimes guided by a teacher or through group study. Memorizing the Quran is seen as a spiritual endeavor, fostering a deeper connection to faith and understanding of Islamic principles.