Quran reading plan
Read the Quran in a year
Reading one or two pages a day finishes the Quran in a year: 604 pages over 365 days is 1.65 a day, or about 17 verses. The page boundaries are spread evenly, so every day below is a whole number of pages.
The schedule
Pages are those of the standard 604-page Madinah mushaf. Where a day starts partway down a page, that page is counted in both days. Each verse links to its place in the text.
Fitting it into the day
At this pace a day's reading takes a few minutes, which is the reason for choosing it: it fits around any routine.
Common questions
How many pages a day to read the Quran in a year?
Between one and two: 604 pages ÷ 365 days is 1.65. The schedule here alternates, with one page on some days and two on others, and finishes on day 365.
How many verses a day is that?
About 17 on average — 6,236 verses over 365 days. Because the schedule is by page, a day near the end of the Quran, where verses are short, holds many more verses than a day in Al-Baqarah.
What if I read two pages every day?
Two pages a day finishes in 302 days — about ten months — so the year leaves some room for days missed.