Target: 30 days
Finish the Qur’an in 30 days.
20.1 pages a day — 604 pages over 30 days, about 30 minutes at a comfortable reading pace.
The most common khatm target: one calendar month, whenever you start it.
Who this pace suits
At just over 20 pages a day, this is a single, unhurried sitting — about 30 min at a typical reading pace of 1.5 minutes a page. Day 1 covers pages 1–21 (Juz 1); the last day, day 30, covers pages 585–604 (Juz 30–30).
Because the daily average happens to match 30 juz over 30 days almost exactly, this plan and reading one juz a day are the same pace — pick whichever unit you’d rather track. If your 30 days fall inside Ramadan specifically, the Ramadan plan adds the per-prayer breakdown used for taraweeh.
The full 30-day schedule
Starting from page 1. Using the planner above, you can rebuild this from any starting page or juz, and for any start date.
| Day | Date | Pages | Juz |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | 1–21 pages | Juz 1 | |
| Day 2 | 22–42 pages | Juz 2–3 | |
| Day 3 | 43–63 pages | Juz 3–4 | |
| Day 4 | 64–84 pages | Juz 4–5 | |
| Day 5 | 85–104 pages | Juz 5–6 | |
| Day 6 | 105–124 pages | Juz 6–7 | |
| Day 7 | 125–144 pages | Juz 7–8 | |
| Day 8 | 145–164 pages | Juz 8–9 | |
| Day 9 | 165–184 pages | Juz 9–10 | |
| Day 10 | 185–204 pages | Juz 10–11 | |
| Day 11 | 205–224 pages | Juz 11–12 | |
| Day 12 | 225–244 pages | Juz 12–13 | |
| Day 13 | 245–264 pages | Juz 13–14 | |
| Day 14 | 265–284 pages | Juz 14–15 | |
| Day 15 | 285–304 pages | Juz 15–16 | |
| Day 16 | 305–324 pages | Juz 16–17 | |
| Day 17 | 325–344 pages | Juz 17–18 | |
| Day 18 | 345–364 pages | Juz 18–19 | |
| Day 19 | 365–384 pages | Juz 19–20 | |
| Day 20 | 385–404 pages | Juz 20–21 | |
| Day 21 | 405–424 pages | Juz 21–22 | |
| Day 22 | 425–444 pages | Juz 22–23 | |
| Day 23 | 445–464 pages | Juz 23–24 | |
| Day 24 | 465–484 pages | Juz 24–25 | |
| Day 25 | 485–504 pages | Juz 25–26 | |
| Day 26 | 505–524 pages | Juz 26–27 | |
| Day 27 | 525–544 pages | Juz 27–28 | |
| Day 28 | 545–564 pages | Juz 28–29 | |
| Day 29 | 565–584 pages | Juz 29–30 | |
| Day 30 | 585–604 pages | Juz 30 |
Other targets
The same 604 pages, at a different pace.
| 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 (this page) | 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 the Qur’an in 30 days?
20.1 pages a day on average. Because 604 doesn’t divide evenly by 30, four days in the schedule below carry 21 pages and the rest carry 20, so the total still lands on exactly 604.
How many juz a day is that?
Almost exactly one. 604 pages over 30 days works out to the same daily average as 30 juz over 30 days — the two targets are effectively the same plan, described in different units. See the one-juz-a-day plan for the traditional framing.
What if I miss a day?
Use the planner above with “I’m partway through” and your current page or juz — it rebuilds the remaining days evenly so you’re not stuck adding a missed day’s pages onto the next one forever.
Keep this plan without the spreadsheet.
Niyat’s app turns this schedule into a daily reminder and tracks your khatm automatically — mark a day done, and it remembers exactly where you stopped.