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Plan your khatm, page by page

Work out how many pages a day you need to finish the Quran, from any page to any date, and get a day-by-day plan you can print.

Read 21 pages a day, about 42 minutes, and you will finish in 30 days.

Example: the whole Quran in 30 days, from page 1. Use the form to make your own plan.
Day Date Pages From To Fajr · Dhuhr · Asr · Maghrib · Isha Done
1 21 page 1 Al-Faatiha 1:1 page 21 Al-Baqara 2:141
2 21 page 22 Al-Baqara 2:142 page 42 Al-Baqara 2:256
3 21 page 43 Al-Baqara 2:257 page 63 Aal-i-Imraan 3:108
4 21 page 64 Aal-i-Imraan 3:109 page 84 An-Nisaa 4:37
5 20 page 85 An-Nisaa 4:38 page 104 An-Nisaa 4:170
6 20 page 105 An-Nisaa 4:171 page 124 Al-Maaida 5:103
7 20 page 125 Al-Maaida 5:104 page 144 Al-An'aam 6:131
8 20 page 145 Al-An'aam 6:132 page 164 Al-A'raaf 7:120
9 20 page 165 Al-A'raaf 7:121 page 184 Al-Anfaal 8:61
10 20 page 185 Al-Anfaal 8:62 page 204 At-Tawba 9:111
11 20 page 205 At-Tawba 9:112 page 224 Hud 11:28
12 20 page 225 Hud 11:29 page 244 Yusuf 12:78
13 20 page 245 Yusuf 12:79 page 264 Al-Hijr 15:51
14 20 page 265 Al-Hijr 15:52 page 284 Al-Israa 17:27
15 20 page 285 Al-Israa 17:28 page 304 Al-Kahf 18:110
16 20 page 305 Maryam 19:1 page 324 Al-Anbiyaa 21:35
17 20 page 325 Al-Anbiyaa 21:36 page 344 Al-Muminoon 23:42
18 20 page 345 Al-Muminoon 23:43 page 364 Al-Furqaan 25:55
19 20 page 365 Al-Furqaan 25:56 page 384 An-Naml 27:88
20 20 page 385 An-Naml 27:89 page 404 Ar-Room 30:5
21 20 page 405 Ar-Room 30:6 page 424 Al-Ahzaab 33:50
22 20 page 425 Al-Ahzaab 33:51 page 444 Yaseen 36:70
23 20 page 445 Yaseen 36:71 page 464 Az-Zumar 39:56
24 20 page 465 Az-Zumar 39:57 page 484 Ash-Shura 42:15
25 20 page 485 Ash-Shura 42:16 page 504 Al-Ahqaf 46:20
26 20 page 505 Al-Ahqaf 46:21 page 524 At-Tur 52:31
27 20 page 525 At-Tur 52:32 page 544 Al-Mujaadila 58:21
28 20 page 545 Al-Mujaadila 58:22 page 564 Al-Qalam 68:15
29 20 page 565 Al-Qalam 68:16 page 584 An-Naazi'aat 79:46
30 20 page 585 Abasa 80:1 page 604 An-Naas 114:6

How the planner works

The planner uses the widely printed Madinah mushaf: 604 pages in 30 juz. It counts the pages from where you start to the end of An-Nas, divides them by the days you have, and rounds up, so you always finish on time. The table then spreads the pages evenly, which is why some days are a page shorter than others.

Reading time is estimated at about 2 minutes a page. Some people read faster, especially when reading only the Arabic; others take longer when they also read the translation. After a few days you will know your own pace.

If you choose to split the day across the five prayers, each prayer gets an equal share and any extra pages go to the earlier prayers of the day. Short, regular sittings are often easier to keep than one long one.

Pages a day at a glance

Pages a day to finish the 604-page Madinah mushaf, rounded up as the app does. At about 2 minutes a page; your pace may be faster or slower.
Finish in Pages a day Reading time a day Juz a day
7 days 87 2 h 54 min 4.3
10 days 61 2 h 2 min 3
15 days 41 1 h 22 min 2
20 days 31 1 h 2 min 1.5
30 days 21 42 min 1
40 days 16 32 min 0.8
60 days 11 22 min 0.5
90 days 7 14 min 0.3
180 days 4 8 min 0.2
365 days 2 4 min 0.1

Questions about planning a khatm

How many pages are in the Quran?

The Madinah mushaf used in most of the world, and in the app, has 604 pages. Other printings, such as the 15-line and 13-line South Asian editions, have a different number of pages, so check the last page of your own copy if you read on paper.

How many pages is one juz?

About 20 pages in the Madinah mushaf. The first juz has 21 and the last has 23, and a few juz begin part-way down a page, so one juz a day is close to, but not exactly, 20 pages a day.

What if I fall behind?

Make a new plan from the page you are on and the days you have left. Missing a day is normal; the plan simply spreads what is left over the time that remains. Keeping a few spare days at the end makes this rarely necessary.