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Quran Khatma Planner
How many pages and juz to read daily to complete a khatma
Plan Your Khatma
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Tip: split your portion across the five prayers — about 4 pages after each prayer for a monthly khatma.
About the Khatma
A khatma means reading the entire Quran from Al-Fatiha to An-Nas. The mushaf has 604 pages across 30 juz, each about 20 pages. Many Muslims aim for one or more khatmas during Ramadan. This planner helps you set your exact daily portion to fit your schedule — whether one khatma or more, or catching up on what you missed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Quran is 604 pages in the Madani mushaf. To finish it in 30 days you read about 20 pages a day (roughly one juz). For two khatmas you read 40 pages a day (two juz).
The Quran has 30 juz, each about 20 pages. Daily juz = daily pages ÷ 20. For example, 20 pages = one juz per day.
Enter the number of pages you have already read, and the planner calculates the remaining pages and spreads them over the remaining days, so you know the new daily target to finish on time.
Reading one page with reflection takes about one to two minutes for an average reader, so a daily portion of 20 pages needs roughly 20 to 40 minutes, which you can split after each prayer.
Enter the number of khatma days and the pages you have read, and the planner shows the pages and juz to read daily and the page you will reach. The tool is free and runs in your browser with no registration.