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Khatm and Reading Plans

A khatm is one complete reading of the Quran, from Al-Fatihah to An-Nas. The widely used Madinah mushaf has 604 pages in 30 juz, so the arithmetic is simple: divide the pages you have left by the days you have.

These guides turn that arithmetic into plans you can keep: how many pages a day for 7, 30, 60 or 365 days, how long a page usually takes, how to split a day’s portion across the five prayers, and what to do if you fall behind.

For an exact day-by-day schedule from any page to any date, use the free reading planner.

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How Long Does It Take to Read the Whole Quran?

Reading the whole Quran takes about 20 hours at 2 minutes a page. What changes that time, how to measure your own pace, and what it means each day.

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The reading planner

The pages for every day, from any page to any date, with spare days kept free at the end. Prints as a tracker.

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21 pages a day, about 42 minutes.

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Make it a daily habit

MyQuranHabit gives you a small daily goal, a calm Mushaf with a translation under every verse, a khatm plan and a streak that forgives a hard day.

The khatm plan in the app: finish in 30, 60, 90 or 180 days, by a date, or before Ramadan.