Quran Khatam Planner – Reading Plan for Ramadan & More

Day	Date	Pages	Juz	Surahs	Ayat	After each prayer (pages)
1	Mon 8 Feb	1–20	Juz 1	Al-Fatihah, Al-Baqarah	~206	Fajr 1–4 · Dhuhr 5–8 · Asr 9–12 · Maghrib 13–16 · Isha 17–20
2	Tue 9 Feb	21–40	Juz 1–2	in Al-Baqarah	~207	Fajr 21–24 · Dhuhr 25–28 · Asr 29–32 · Maghrib 33–36 · Isha 37–40
3	Wed 10 Feb	41–60	Juz 2–3	Al-Baqarah, Ali 'Imran	~206	Fajr 41–44 · Dhuhr 45–48 · Asr 49–52 · Maghrib 53–56 · Isha 57–60
4	Thu 11 Feb	61–80	Juz 3–4	Ali 'Imran, An-Nisa	~207	Fajr 61–64 · Dhuhr 65–68 · Asr 69–72 · Maghrib 73–76 · Isha 77–80
5	Fri 12 Feb	81–100	Juz 4–5	in An-Nisa	~206	Fajr 81–84 · Dhuhr 85–88 · Asr 89–92 · Maghrib 93–96 · Isha 97–100
6	Sat 13 Feb	101–120	Juz 5–6	An-Nisa, Al-Ma'idah	~207	Fajr 101–104 · Dhuhr 105–108 · Asr 109–112 · Maghrib 113–116 · Isha 117–120
7	Sun 14 Feb	121–140	Juz 6–7	Al-Ma'idah, Al-An'am	~206	Fajr 121–124 · Dhuhr 125–128 · Asr 129–132 · Maghrib 133–136 · Isha 137–140
8	Mon 15 Feb	141–161	Juz 7–8	Al-An'am, Al-A'raf	~217	Fajr 141–144 · Dhuhr 145–148 · Asr 149–152 · Maghrib 153–156 · Isha 157–161
9	Tue 16 Feb	162–181	Juz 9	Al-A'raf, Al-Anfal	~207	Fajr 162–165 · Dhuhr 166–169 · Asr 170–173 · Maghrib 174–177 · Isha 178–181
10	Wed 17 Feb	182–201	Juz 10	Al-Anfal, At-Tawbah	~206	Fajr 182–185 · Dhuhr 186–189 · Asr 190–193 · Maghrib 194–197 · Isha 198–201
11	Thu 18 Feb	202–221	Juz 11	At-Tawbah, Yunus, Hud	~207	Fajr 202–205 · Dhuhr 206–209 · Asr 210–213 · Maghrib 214–217 · Isha 218–221
12	Fri 19 Feb	222–241	Juz 12	Hud, Yusuf	~206	Fajr 222–225 · Dhuhr 226–229 · Asr 230–233 · Maghrib 234–237 · Isha 238–241
13	Sat 20 Feb	242–261	Juz 13	Yusuf, Ar-Ra'd, Ibrahim	~207	Fajr 242–245 · Dhuhr 246–249 · Asr 250–253 · Maghrib 254–257 · Isha 258–261
14	Sun 21 Feb	262–281	Juz 14	Al-Hijr, An-Nahl	~206	Fajr 262–265 · Dhuhr 266–269 · Asr 270–273 · Maghrib 274–277 · Isha 278–281
15	Mon 22 Feb	282–302	Juz 15–16	Al-Isra, Al-Kahf	~217	Fajr 282–285 · Dhuhr 286–289 · Asr 290–293 · Maghrib 294–297 · Isha 298–302
16	Tue 23 Feb	303–322	Juz 16–17	Al-Kahf, Maryam, Taha, Al-Anbya	~206	Fajr 303–306 · Dhuhr 307–310 · Asr 311–314 · Maghrib 315–318 · Isha 319–322

Quran khatam planner: finish the Qur’an in 30 days, or at your own pace

This free Quran khatam planner builds a day-by-day reading plan to complete the whole Qur’an by a date you choose. Pick 30 days for Ramadan, 60 or 90 days, a year, a number of pages a day, or a finish date, and it lists every day with its date, the pages, the juz, the surahs and the approximate number of ayat. Tick each day as you read and the progress bar, today’s portion and any days you are behind are updated.

For a Quran reading plan for Ramadan, press Next Ramadan, 30 days: the plan starts on the first day of the coming Ramadan and gives about 20 pages, close to one juz, each day. Tick “Split each day across the five prayers” to see exactly which pages to read after Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha, about four pages each.

How to use the Quran Khatam Planner

Choose the Start date, or press Today or Next Ramadan, 30 days.
Set the Pace: a number of days, pages a day, or a finish date. The presets cover 30, 60, 90 days, 6 months and a year.
Untick any weekdays you do not read on; the plan stretches to fit. Tick the prayer split if you like to read after each prayer.
Tick each day as you read, then use Download PDF, Print or Download CSV.

Quran Khatam Planner features

Pages, juz and ayat

Every day shows the page range, the juz it falls in, the surahs and the number of ayat (estimated).

Ramadan in one press

Start from the first day of the next Ramadan with a 30-day plan of about one juz a day.

Per-prayer split

The day’s pages shared across Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha.

Progress that is saved

Ticks stay in your browser for each plan, with a bar, today’s portion and a count of missed days.

Print, PDF and CSV

A clean list or an A4 or Letter PDF with tick boxes, made on your device.

The numbers behind the plan

The standard Madani mushaf printed in Madinah has 604 pages of 15 lines, 30 juz (parts), 114 surahs and 6,236 ayat in the Hafs count. Juz 1 covers pages 1 to 21, and every later juz begins 20 pages after the last, at pages 22, 42, 62 and so on to 582, which is why 20 pages a day gives almost exactly one juz a day. The generator shares the 604 pages as evenly as possible: day k of D reads pages ⌊k·604/D⌋+1 to ⌊(k+1)·604/D⌋.

Ayat counts per day are estimates, because pages differ in length (about 10.3 ayat a page on average); the page and juz numbers are exact for this mushaf. The surah column names the surahs that begin on the day’s pages, or the surah already running. Other printings, such as the 13-line or 16-line Indo-Pak mushaf, have different page numbers, so use the juz column when your copy differs.

Plan	Pages a day	About
30 days (Ramadan)	20–21	one juz a day
60 days	10–11	half a juz a day
90 days	6–7	a third of a juz
6 months (180 days)	3–4	about 4 pages a day
1 year (365 days)	1–2	under 2 pages a day

Tips and notes

Reading after each of the five prayers is a popular way to finish in a month: four pages after each prayer is about 20 a day. Pace matters more than the exact number, and the plan can be rebuilt at any time. This page holds no Qur’anic text, so read from your own mushaf or app. Ramadan dates here come from the Umm al-Qura calendar and may differ by a day from your local moon sighting, so check the sehri and iftar timetable and the Hijri date converter. For a comparable plan in another tradition, see the Bible reading plan generator. Approaches to completing the Qur’an differ between families and scholars; ask your local imam if you want guidance.

Quran Khatam Planner FAQ

How many pages a day to finish the Qur’an in 30 days?

About 20 pages, or one juz, a day: 604 pages divided by 30 is 20.1. In a month that is about four pages after each of the five prayers.

How do I plan a Quran reading plan for Ramadan?

Press Next Ramadan, 30 days. The plan starts on the first day of Ramadan (Umm al-Qura calendar) and ends on the 30th day; shift the start if your community starts a day later.

How many ayat are there in the Qur’an?

6,236 in the Hafs count commonly used, in 114 surahs. The ayat shown per day are estimates because pages vary in length.

Can I read the Qur’an in 60 or 90 days?

Yes. Use the 60 or 90 day buttons, or choose pages a day or a finish date. 60 days is about 10 pages a day and 90 days about 7.

Which mushaf do the page numbers follow?

The 604-page Madani mushaf. If your copy has a different layout, follow the juz column instead.

Are my ticks saved?

Only in this browser on this device, separately for each plan. Clearing site data removes them.

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