Preparing for Ramadan: Build Your Quran Routine Now
Going from no reading to a juz a day overnight is hard. A month-by-month plan to build your Quran routine before Ramadan, set a realistic goal and arrive ready.
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Ramadan and the Quran
Ramadan is the month in which the Quran was revealed (Al-Baqarah, 2:185), and for many of us it is the month we read the most. It is also when plans are easiest to make too big for long days of fasting, work and prayer.
The guides here help you prepare in the months before, choose a goal that fits your Ramadan, finish a khatm in 29 or 30 days if that is your aim, and carry the habit into Shawwal instead of letting it end with Eid.
Ramadan 1448 is expected to begin around 8 February 2027; the exact day depends on the moon sighting where you live.
Ramadan 1448 Expected around 8 February 2027
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How to Finish the Quran in Ramadan: A Realistic Plan
A realistic plan to finish the Quran in Ramadan: about 21 pages a day around the prayers, a juz-a-day schedule, spare days and what to do if you fall behind.
Free tool
Plan your Ramadan khatm
The pages for every day, from any page to any date, with spare days kept free at the end. Prints as a tracker.
21 pages a day, about 42 minutes.
Planned for 29 days, so you finish even if the month is short.
Plan your Ramadan reading
Set a khatm plan in MyQuranHabit that finishes before Ramadan or starts when it begins, and let the app keep track of every page.
Coming soon to the App Store
Follow @myquranhabit.app on Instagram to hear the day it launches.
