Quran Reading Planner

The planner answers one practical question: how many pages do I need to read each day to finish the Quran by a date that matters to me? Pick your Mushaf edition, tell it where you are now and when you would like to finish, and it turns that intention into a small, concrete daily number.

Different printings of the Quran paginate differently — the popular Madinah Mushaf runs to 604 pages, while Indo-Pak scripts and 13-line editions differ. That is why the planner asks for your edition first: a daily target only helps if it matches the copy in your hands.

Why plan your reading at all?

Consistency is the heart of Quran reading. A whole Quran can feel distant; two pages after Fajr does not. The Prophet ﷺ taught that the most beloved deeds are those done consistently, even if small. Setting a realistic daily portion — and seeing it adjust as life happens — makes it far easier to keep going than an open-ended intention.

Ideas for using it well

• Ramadan khatm: set the finish date to the expected end of Ramadan and see the daily pace you need from today.
• A gentler year-round rhythm: aim for a khatm over three or six months and let the daily number stay small.
• Catch-up friendly: if you miss days, revisit the planner — it recalculates from where you actually are rather than where the plan said you should be.
• Pair pages with meaning: many readers pair their daily pages with a translation or short tafsir of the same passage to keep understanding alongside recitation.

Your progress is stored on your own device — no account needed, and nothing is uploaded. If you clear your browser data your plan resets, so note your position if you are switching devices.