Want to complete the Quran this Ramadan, or by a date that matters to you? Tell the planner which mushaf you read, when you start and when you want to finish. It works out the pages per day, how many pages after each salah, the time needed and a clear day-by-day schedule you can follow, insha’Allah.
How many pages a day to finish the Quran?
| Finish in | Pages a day (604-page mushaf) | After each prayer |
|---|---|---|
| 7 days | 86 | ≈ 17 |
| 15 days | 40 | ≈ 8 |
| 30 days (Ramadan) | 20 | 4 |
| 60 days | 10 | 2 |
| 1 year | 1.7 | < 1 |
The Madani mushaf printed by the King Fahd Complex has 604 pages, with each juz about 20 pages. Many Indo-Pak 15-line mushafs have about 611 pages. If yours is different, choose “Other” and enter the total pages.
Tips for completing your khatam
- Attach your reading to salah: a few pages after each prayer adds up quickly.
- Use a consistent mushaf so you can see your progress by page.
- Pair reading with a translation or tafsir for understanding, even if that means a slower plan.
- Make du’a on completing the Quran, and share the joy of your khatam with family.
Frequently asked questions
How many pages should I read daily to finish the Quran in Ramadan?
About 20 pages a day (one juz) finishes the 604-page mushaf in 30 days. That’s 4 pages after each of the five daily prayers.
How long does it take to read one juz?
Most people take 30–60 minutes per juz at a comfortable pace, about 1.5–3 minutes per page. Set your own minutes per page in the planner for a personal estimate.
Can I plan two khatams in Ramadan?
Yes. Choose 2 khatams and 30 days: that’s about 40 pages a day, or 8 pages after each prayer.
How many pages are in the Quran?
The widely used Madani mushaf has 604 pages. Other printings have different page counts depending on the script and lines per page, so check your own copy.
Related tools
A planning aid only. Page counts vary between mushaf printings, so use the page count of your own copy.