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Target: minutes a day

How many minutes a day to finish the Qur’an?

About 2 min to read a Mushaf page at a comfortable pace — multiply your daily minutes by that to estimate your finish, or use the table below.

Reading speed varies by person; this uses the same estimate as the Niyat app, and the calculator above lets you set your own.

Common time budgets, converted

Based on 2 min a page — an average pace, not a fast or a slow one. A faster or more deliberate reader will land on a different day count for the same minutes.

Minutes / dayPages / dayDays to finishRoughly
10 min6.7 pages91 days~3.0 months
15 min10.0 pages61 days~2.0 months
20 min13.3 pages46 days46 days
30 min20.0 pages31 days31 days
45 min30.0 pages21 days21 days
60 min40.0 pages16 days16 days
90 min60.0 pages11 days11 days

Or plan it by day count instead

TargetPages / dayTime / day
3 days201.3~5h 2m/day
7 days86.3~2h 9m/day
10 days60.4~1h 31m/day
30 days20.1~30 min/day
Ramadan (30 nights)20.1~30 min/day
40 days15.1~23 min/day
3 months6.7~10 min/day
1 year1.7~2 min/day
1 juz a day20.1~30 min/day
1 page a day1.0~2 min/day
By minutes a day (this page)you chooseyou choose

Questions, answered.

How many pages is 20 minutes of Qur’an reading?

About 13.3 pages at an average pace of 1.5 minutes a page — that finishes a full khatm in 46 days.

How many pages is 30 minutes?

About 20 pages — close enough to a full juz that 30 minutes a day is effectively the 30-day plan.

Does reading speed actually vary this much?

Yes — fluency with the script, familiarity with the surahs, and whether you're reading translation alongside all change it. 1.5 minutes a page is Niyat's own working estimate, not a fixed rule; use the calculator above to set a slower or faster pace and see how the day count shifts.

Let the app learn your actual pace.

Niyat tracks how long your real reading sessions take and adjusts your khatm plan to match — no fixed estimate needed.