Target: Ramadan
Finish the Qur’an in Ramadan.
One juz a day — 30 juz across a 30-night Ramadan, about 20 pages and 30 minutes daily.
The traditional taraweeh pace, with the option to spread each day’s portion across the five daily prayers instead of one sitting.
29 or 30 nights? Ramadan’s length is confirmed by moon sighting close to the time, so this page doesn’t assume a date — it works for either. On a 29-night Ramadan, most people read two juz on one day rather than drop a day’s portion, commonly near the end of the month.
The 30-night schedule, split by prayer
Each day’s juz divided across the five daily prayers — read a slice after each one instead of a single long sitting. Use the planner’s day-count mode with 30 days (or 29, if your Ramadan is short) if you’d rather see it by page only.
| Day | Date | Juz | Pages | Split across 5 prayers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Juz 1 | 1–21 (21 pages) | ~4.2 pages/prayer | |
| Day 2 | Juz 2 | 22–42 (21 pages) | ~4.2 pages/prayer | |
| Day 3 | Juz 3 | 43–63 (21 pages) | ~4.2 pages/prayer | |
| Day 4 | Juz 4 | 64–84 (21 pages) | ~4.2 pages/prayer | |
| Day 5 | Juz 5 | 85–104 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 6 | Juz 6 | 105–124 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 7 | Juz 7 | 125–144 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 8 | Juz 8 | 145–164 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 9 | Juz 9 | 165–184 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 10 | Juz 10 | 185–204 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 11 | Juz 11 | 205–224 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 12 | Juz 12 | 225–244 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 13 | Juz 13 | 245–264 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 14 | Juz 14 | 265–284 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 15 | Juz 15 | 285–304 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 16 | Juz 16 | 305–324 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 17 | Juz 17 | 325–344 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 18 | Juz 18 | 345–364 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 19 | Juz 19 | 365–384 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 20 | Juz 20 | 385–404 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 21 | Juz 21 | 405–424 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 22 | Juz 22 | 425–444 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 23 | Juz 23 | 445–464 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 24 | Juz 24 | 465–484 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 25 | Juz 25 | 485–504 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 26 | Juz 26 | 505–524 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 27 | Juz 27 | 525–544 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 28 | Juz 28 | 545–564 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 29 | Juz 29 | 565–584 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer | |
| Day 30 | Juz 30 | 585–604 (20 pages) | ~4.0 pages/prayer |
Other targets
Reading outside Ramadan, or want a plain page-based schedule instead? The 30-day plan and one-juz-a-day plan use the same 30-day pace without the taraweeh framing.
| 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) (this page) | 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 juz should I read in Ramadan?
One a day completes a full khatm across a 30-night Ramadan — the traditional pace behind taraweeh, where many mosques recite one juz a night over the month.
What if Ramadan has 29 nights instead of 30?
Ramadan is 29 or 30 nights depending on the moon sighting, confirmed close to the time. Most readers on a 29-night Ramadan read two juz on one day — commonly near the end — rather than dropping a portion, so the khatm still completes before Eid.
Do I have to read a whole juz in one sitting?
No. A juz is about 20 pages — roughly 30 minutes. Splitting it across the five daily prayers, about 4 pages each, is a common and easier way to fit it in without one long sitting.
Track your Ramadan khatm in the app.
Niyat's Qur’an plan follows the same juz-a-day pace, sends a reminder for each prayer, and remembers where you stopped if a night gets away from you.