Target: 10 days
Finish the Qur’an in 10 days.
60.4 pages a day — 604 pages over 10 days, exactly 3 juz daily.
About 1h 31m of reading, split across a morning and an evening sitting.
This is an intense pace. About 1h 31m a day works best as a focused stretch — a break from work, a retreat, or a dedicated push — rather than folded into a full daily routine.
The full 10-day schedule
Each day covers exactly 3 juz. Day 1: pages 1–61 (Juz 1–3).
| Day | Date | Pages | Juz |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | 1–61 pages | Juz 1–3 | |
| Day 2 | 62–122 pages | Juz 4–7 | |
| Day 3 | 123–183 pages | Juz 7–10 | |
| Day 4 | 184–244 pages | Juz 10–13 | |
| Day 5 | 245–304 pages | Juz 13–16 | |
| Day 6 | 305–364 pages | Juz 16–19 | |
| Day 7 | 365–424 pages | Juz 19–22 | |
| Day 8 | 425–484 pages | Juz 22–25 | |
| Day 9 | 485–544 pages | Juz 25–28 | |
| Day 10 | 545–604 pages | Juz 28–30 |
Other targets
| Target | Pages / day | Time / day |
|---|---|---|
| 3 days | 201.3 | ~5h 2m/day |
| 7 days | 86.3 | ~2h 9m/day |
| 10 days (this page) | 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 | 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 10 days?
60.4 pages a day on average — which works out to exactly 3 juz a day, since 30 juz split evenly across 10 days.
Is 10 days realistic?
It's about 90 minutes of reading a day — significant, but manageable in 2 sittings for someone who has cleared the time for it. Some choose a focused 10-day stretch such as the last ten days of Ramadan for a reading push like this.
What's a good way to structure the day’s reading?
Splitting 3 juz into a morning and an evening sitting — roughly 1.5 juz each — is easier to sustain than one long block.
Keep the 3-juz-a-day pace on track.
Niyat tracks each day against your plan and remembers exactly where you stopped, so a busy day doesn’t cost you the whole schedule.