Free Quran tool
Quran Khatm Planner
From Al-Fatihah to An-Nas, one sitting at a time.
A free planner for finishing the Quran in Ramadan, in 30 days or by any date you choose. Get the exact pages for every day on the 604-page Madani mushaf, split across the five daily prayers if you like. Print it as a tick-off sheet or add it to your calendar.
Days you switch off become rest days, and their pages are spread over the others.
Your reading schedule
Pages follow the 604-page Madani mushaf.
How the khatm planner works
Every day is counted in whole pages. The planner uses the 604 pages of the Madani mushaf, so each reading ends at the bottom of a page. A heavier day is never more than one page longer than a lighter one.
Split by salah, if you like. Choose After each salah and each day’s pages are shared across Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. A few pages after each prayer is often easier to keep up than one long sitting.
Rest days are built in. Switch off any day of the week and its pages move to the other days, so you still finish on the date you chose.
Print it and tick it off. The printed plan fits a full Ramadan on one A4 page, with a box for every sitting.
How many pages a day to finish the Quran
| Goal | Pages a day | Per salah |
|---|---|---|
| Once in Ramadan | 20–21 | About 4 |
| Once, before the 27th night | 23–24 | About 5 |
| Once, before the last ten nights | 30–31 | About 6 |
| Twice in Ramadan | 40–42 | About 8 |
| Three times in Ramadan | 60–63 | About 12 |
| Once in 60 days | 10–11 | About 2 |
| Once in a year | 1–2 | Under 1 |
Leading taraweeh? The taraweeh planner splits each night across the rak’ahs and plans your preparation. Want to memorize as well as read? The hifz plan generator maps every lesson to the page, and our guide on how to memorize the Quran shows where to begin.
Questions
How many pages a day do I need to read to finish the Quran in Ramadan?
About 20 pages a day, which is roughly one juz. In the 604-page Madani mushaf that comes to 20 or 21 pages over 29 or 30 days, or about 4 pages after each of the five daily prayers.
What does khatm mean?
Khatm comes from the Arabic for sealing or completing. A khatm, also called a khatmah, is one complete reading of the Quran from Al-Fatihah to An-Nas.
Should I plan for 29 or 30 days?
Ramadan lasts 29 or 30 days depending on the moon. A 29-day plan finishes on time either way, and if the month runs to 30 days you have a day to spare.
Can I finish the Quran twice or three times in Ramadan?
Yes. Twice takes about 40 pages a day and three times about 60. Choose Twice or Three times and the planner shows the date each khatm is finished.
I have already started. Can I plan from the page I am on?
Yes. Under Starting from, choose A page I am on and enter the page number. The plan covers the rest of the Quran from that page.
What if I fall behind?
Spread the missed pages over the next few days instead of reading them all at once. Or make a new plan from the page you are on with the days that are left.
Which mushaf do the page numbers follow?
The 604-page Madani mushaf with 15 lines a page, printed by the King Fahd Complex (1405 AH edition). Most printed copies and Quran apps use the same page layout.
Reading every day? Start memorizing too.
A daily khatm builds the habit. Quran Memorizer turns it into hifz: memorize the surahs you love and test them the way a teacher would, so they stay strong.
- Online hifz test. Next ayah, missing words, the right surah and similar verses, on any surah or juz.
- A daily review aimed at the ayat you are weakest on, with older surahs kept in rotation.
- On iOS devices and in any browser, with the 604-page Madani mushaf you plan from here.
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