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Quranic Juz Counter
The Quranic Juz Counter shows how long it will take to complete the Quran by juz at your daily pace, with the verses remaining and an estimated finish date.
Last updated: June 2026 · Free · No sign-up required
Results
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Quick reference
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Total juz | 30 |
| Total verses (ayat) | 6,236 |
| Verses per juz (avg) | ≈ 208 |
| Pages per juz (Madani) | ≈ 20 |
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Plans your khatm using the 30-juz structure familiar to most readers.
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Projects when you will complete the Quran at your current pace.
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Estimates the verses remaining out of the total 6,236.
Interpretation guide
| Pace | 30 juz takes |
|---|---|
| 1 juz/day | 30 days (Ramadan khatm) |
| ½ juz/day | 60 days |
| 1 juz/week | ~7 months |
Formula & methodology
Formula: Days = ⌈(30 − juz read) ÷ juz per day⌉; verses left ≈ remaining ÷ 30 × 6,236
- Enter how many juz you’ve completed and your daily pace.
- Remaining juz divide by pace into days, with a projected finish date.
- Verses remaining are estimated from the 6,236 total.
Worked example: starting fresh at 1 juz/day → 30 days (6,236 verses), finishing 10 July 2026; half-juz daily doubles the timeline to 60 days.
Frequently asked questions
What is a juz of the Quran?
One of 30 roughly equal divisions (~20 Madani pages each) created to make systematic recitation easy — one juz daily completes the Quran in a month, the classic Ramadan rhythm.
How many verses are in the Quran?
6,236 ayat by the standard Kufan count (used in the Madani Mushaf). Counting conventions vary slightly between schools, but 6,236 is the figure behind this tracker.
What’s the difference between juz and hizb?
Each juz splits into 2 ahzab (60 total), and each hizb into quarters — the rub‘ marks in mushaf margins. Track at whichever granularity suits; this tool counts whole and fractional juz.
How do I keep a sustainable pace?
Attach reading to anchors (after Fajr/Maghrib), prefer daily consistency over weekend bursts, and re-run the counter weekly so the finish date stays realistic rather than aspirational.
Can I track by pages instead?
Yes — use the Quran Completion Calculator on this site, which works in pages (604 standard) and estimates daily reading minutes too.