Quran reading plan
Read the Quran in 30 days
Reading one juz a day finishes the Quran in 30 days. That is about 20 pages and 208 verses a day in the 604-page mushaf. The schedule below gives the first and last verse of each day, linked to the text.
By the tabular Hijri calendar, Ramadan 1448 begins on . The month has 29 or 30 days, and the schedule below finishes on day 30; to finish in 29, read 21 pages a day instead. Ramadan dates for the coming years.
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
Split across the five daily prayers, a day's reading is about 4 pages after each — four pages after each prayer is the usual way of putting it.
Common questions
How many pages a day to finish the Quran in 30 days?
About 20. The mushaf used here has 604 pages, and 604 ÷ 30 is 20.1. Reading one juz a day comes to the same thing: most juz are 20 pages, and the longest, juz 30, is 23.
How many pages a day to finish the Quran in Ramadan?
It depends on whether the month has 29 or 30 days: 604 pages over 30 days is 20.1 a day, and over 29 days it is 20.8. Reading 21 pages a day finishes in 29 days either way.
How many verses is that a day?
208 on average — 6,236 verses over 30 days. The juz are equal in pages, not in verses, so the count varies from day to day: juz 30 has many short verses and juz 1 has fewer, longer ones.
When does Ramadan 1448 begin?
By the tabular Hijri calendar, Ramadan 1448 AH begins on 8 February 2027. Most communities start the month on a sighting of the new crescent, so the actual date may be a day either side.