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Quran Reading Planner for a Khatam

Choose a start date and how many days you want. The planner gives you a daily page range and juz, and can split each day across the five prayers.

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Changes update the table straight away. The default below is a 30-day plan for the whole Quran.

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Quran reading plan

604 pages over 30 days: about 20.1 pages a day, or about 4 pages after each prayer.

Day-by-day Quran reading plan with page ranges and juz
Day Pages Juz Fajr Dhuhr Asr Maghrib Isha Done
1 1–20 (20) 1 1-4 5-8 9-12 13-16 17-20
2 21–40 (20) 1–2 21-24 25-28 29-32 33-36 37-40
3 41–60 (20) 2–3 41-44 45-48 49-52 53-56 57-60
4 61–81 (21) 3–4 61-64 65-68 69-73 74-77 78-81
5 82–101 (20) 5 82-85 86-89 90-93 94-97 98-101
6 102–121 (20) 6 102-105 106-109 110-113 114-117 118-121
7 122–141 (20) 7 122-125 126-129 130-133 134-137 138-141
8 142–161 (20) 8 142-145 146-149 150-153 154-157 158-161
9 162–181 (20) 9 162-165 166-169 170-173 174-177 178-181
10 182–201 (20) 10 182-185 186-189 190-193 194-197 198-201
11 202–221 (20) 11 202-205 206-209 210-213 214-217 218-221
12 222–242 (21) 12–13 222-225 226-229 230-234 235-238 239-242
13 243–262 (20) 13–14 243-246 247-250 251-254 255-258 259-262
14 263–282 (20) 14–15 263-266 267-270 271-274 275-278 279-282
15 283–302 (20) 15–16 283-286 287-290 291-294 295-298 299-302
16 303–322 (20) 16–17 303-306 307-310 311-314 315-318 319-322
17 323–342 (20) 17–18 323-326 327-330 331-334 335-338 339-342
18 343–362 (20) 18–19 343-346 347-350 351-354 355-358 359-362
19 363–383 (21) 19–20 363-366 367-370 371-375 376-379 380-383
20 384–403 (20) 20–21 384-387 388-391 392-395 396-399 400-403
21 404–423 (20) 21–22 404-407 408-411 412-415 416-419 420-423
22 424–443 (20) 22–23 424-427 428-431 432-435 436-439 440-443
23 444–463 (20) 23–24 444-447 448-451 452-455 456-459 460-463
24 464–483 (20) 24–25 464-467 468-471 472-475 476-479 480-483
25 484–503 (20) 25–26 484-487 488-491 492-495 496-499 500-503
26 504–523 (20) 26–27 504-507 508-511 512-515 516-519 520-523
27 524–544 (21) 27–28 524-527 528-531 532-536 537-540 541-544
28 545–564 (20) 28–29 545-548 549-552 553-556 557-560 561-564
29 565–584 (20) 29–30 565-568 569-572 573-576 577-580 581-584
30 585–604 (20) 30 585-588 589-592 593-596 597-600 601-604

Page numbers follow the 604-page Madani mushaf. Pages are shown as first-last, with the number of pages in brackets.

Planning a khatam that you can actually finish

A khatam is a complete reading of the Quran. Many families plan one for Ramadan, but the planner works for any month. The Madani mushaf most students use has 604 pages in 30 juz, so the maths is simple: divide the pages by the days you have. A 30-day plan is about 20 pages a day, and splitting the day across the five prayers makes each sitting short enough to fit between other commitments.

Choose a pace that matches your reading. Twenty pages a day is realistic for a fluent reader. If you read slowly, are still working through the Noorani Qaida, or want to apply tajweed carefully, set a longer period or a smaller range of pages. The “From page” and “To page” boxes also let you plan just Juz Amma (pages 582 to 604), for example.

Catch-up days. If you miss a day, either add the missed pages to the next day or rerun the plan from today with the days you have left. Starting a new plan is never a failure.

For an idea of what a week looks like, read our 30-day Ramadan plan guide. If you would like someone to listen to your recitation and keep you on track, Tajweed and Hifz classes are one-to-one, and beginners can start with the Noorani Qaida. See pricing or book a free trial.

Frequently asked questions

How many pages a day do I need to finish the Quran in 30 days?

The Madani mushaf has 604 pages, so a 30-day khatam is about 20 pages a day, which is roughly one juz. Split across the five prayers that is about four pages after each prayer.

How many pages is one juz?

In the 604-page Madani mushaf most juz are 20 pages. The first juz has 21 pages and the last juz (Juz Amma) has 23. Other printings of the Quran can have different page numbers.

Can I finish the Quran in fewer or more than 30 days?

Yes. Enter any number of days in the planner. Fifteen days is about 40 pages a day; sixty days is about 10 pages a day. Choose a pace you can keep up, because steady daily reading works better than a rushed start.

When does Ramadan start?

The start of Ramadan depends on the moon and differs by country and by year, so pick the start date yourself and let the planner count from there. Check with your local mosque for the date.

Is it better to read quickly or carefully?

Careful reading is worth more than speed. If you are still learning to read Arabic or to apply tajweed, a smaller daily amount read correctly is a better goal than a full khatam. A teacher can help you choose a realistic target.

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