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Quran Completion Calculator

The Quran Completion calculator shows how long it will take to finish reading the Quran at your chosen daily pace, with an estimated finish date and juz remaining.

Last updated: June 2026 · Free · No sign-up required

604 pages in the standard Madani Mushaf.

Results

Enter values above and click Calculate to see your result instantly.

Quick reference

Pages/day604 pages takes
2302 days
4151 days
1061 days
20 (1 juz)31 days

menu_book Personal plan

Turns a daily page target into a clear finish date for completing the Quran.

calendar_month Ramadan-ready

Set roughly 20 pages a day (one juz) to complete a full khatm in Ramadan.

timer Time estimate

Shows approximate daily reading time so the plan fits your schedule.

Interpretation guide

GoalPace needed
Khatm in Ramadan (30 days)~20 pages (1 juz) daily
Khatm in 3 months~7 pages daily
Khatm in a year~1.7 pages daily

Formula & methodology

Formula: Days = ⌈pages remaining ÷ pages per day⌉; finish date = today + days

  1. Enter total pages (604 for the standard Madani Mushaf), pages already read, and your daily pace.
  2. Remaining pages divide by pace into days, projected onto a calendar finish date.
  3. Juz remaining and approximate daily minutes (~2 min/page) are shown.

Worked example: starting fresh at 4 pages/day → 151 days, finishing 8 November 2026 with ~8 minutes of daily reading; one juz daily completes in 31 days.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to read the whole Quran?
At 4 pages a day, about 5 months (151 days); one juz (20 pages) daily finishes in a month — the classic Ramadan pace. The calculator gives your exact finish date.
How many pages does the Quran have?
The standard Madani Mushaf has 604 pages, divided into 30 juz of ~20 pages. Other prints differ slightly — enter your copy’s page count for accuracy.
How do I finish the Quran in Ramadan?
One juz daily — roughly 4 pages after each of the five prayers. Enter 20 pages/day to confirm your finish lands by Eid.
How long does one page take to read?
About 1.5–3 minutes depending on fluency and tajwid pace; the tool estimates 2 min/page. Twenty minutes daily sustains a 10-page pace — a two-month khatm.
What if I miss days?
Re-run with your updated "pages read" — the plan rebalances over the days left. Consistency beats bursts: a small daily wird (portion) is the sunnah-recommended approach.

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