Target: 1 year
Finish the Qur’an in a year.
1.65 pages a day — 604 pages over 365 days, about 2 min of reading daily.
One juz roughly every 18 days — the lowest-friction pace on this page.
Who this pace suits
At under 2 pages a day, this is small enough to attach to a single daily habit — after a specific prayer, for instance — and forgiving enough that missing a day or two doesn't derail it. It suits readers who've tried a faster plan before and didn't keep up with it.
The 12-month schedule
Month 1 covers pages 1–60 (Juz 1–3); month 12 finishes at page 604.
| Month | Date | Pages | Juz |
|---|---|---|---|
| Month 1 (day 1–30) | 1–60 pages | Juz 1–3 | |
| Month 2 (day 31–61) | 61–122 pages | Juz 3–7 | |
| Month 3 (day 62–91) | 123–182 pages | Juz 7–10 | |
| Month 4 (day 92–122) | 183–244 pages | Juz 10–13 | |
| Month 5 (day 123–152) | 245–304 pages | Juz 13–16 | |
| Month 6 (day 153–182) | 305–364 pages | Juz 16–19 | |
| Month 7 (day 183–213) | 365–426 pages | Juz 19–22 | |
| Month 8 (day 214–243) | 427–482 pages | Juz 22–25 | |
| Month 9 (day 244–274) | 483–513 pages | Juz 25–26 | |
| Month 10 (day 275–304) | 514–543 pages | Juz 26–28 | |
| Month 11 (day 305–335) | 544–574 pages | Juz 28–29 | |
| Month 12 (day 336–365) | 575–604 pages | Juz 29–30 |
Other targets
| Target | Pages / day | Time / day |
|---|---|---|
| 3 days | 201.3 | ~5h 2m/day |
| 7 days | 86.3 | ~2h 9m/day |
| 10 days | 60.4 | ~1h 31m/day |
| 30 days | 20.1 | ~30 min/day |
| Ramadan (30 nights) | 20.1 | ~30 min/day |
| 40 days | 15.1 | ~23 min/day |
| 3 months | 6.7 | ~10 min/day |
| 1 year (this page) | 1.7 | ~2 min/day |
| 1 juz a day | 20.1 | ~30 min/day |
| 1 page a day | 1.0 | ~2 min/day |
| By minutes a day | you choose | you choose |
Questions, answered.
How many pages a day to finish in a year?
1.65 pages a day on average, so some days are 1 page and some are 2 — the monthly totals below reconcile exactly to 604 pages across 365 days.
Isn't that the same as one page a day?
Close, but not quite — one page a day takes about 604 days, roughly 20 months, not a year. To finish inside a year specifically, most days need 2 pages, not 1. See the one-page-a-day plan if you want the literal one-page pace instead of a one-year deadline.
What suits this pace?
A single fixed page or two after a specific daily prayer — small enough to also re-read or reflect on, and easy to pick back up if a day or two slips.
A pace this light is easy to forget — the app won't.
Niyat sends one small daily reminder and tracks your khatm automatically, so a page or two a day still adds up to a finished reading.