The most blessed time for Quran recitation. Use this plan to complete the Quran during the holy month.
Ramadan is the month in which the Quran was revealed as guidance for mankind. The Prophet (peace be upon him) would review the entire Quran with Jibreel during Ramadan each year. Many Muslims follow this tradition by completing a full reading of the Quran during the month, reading approximately one juz per day.
Every good deed is multiplied in Ramadan, and reading the Quran is among the most virtuous acts of worship. Whether you read one page or one juz each day, consistency is what matters most.
One juz per day to complete the Quran in Ramadan
Day 1
Juz 1 · 1:1 – 2:141
Day 2
Juz 2 · 2:142 – 2:252
Day 3
Juz 3 · 2:253 – 3:92
Day 4
Juz 4 · 3:93 – 4:23
Day 5
Juz 5 · 4:24 – 4:147
Day 6
Juz 6 · 4:148 – 5:81
Day 7
Juz 7 · 5:82 – 6:110
Day 8
Juz 8 · 6:111 – 7:87
Day 9
Juz 9 · 7:88 – 8:40
Day 10
Juz 10 · 8:41 – 9:92
Day 11
Juz 11 · 9:93 – 11:5
Day 12
Juz 12 · 11:6 – 12:52
Day 13
Juz 13 · 12:53 – 14:52
Day 14
Juz 14 · 15:1 – 16:128
Day 15
Juz 15 · 17:1 – 18:74
Day 16
Juz 16 · 18:75 – 20:135
Day 17
Juz 17 · 21:1 – 22:78
Day 18
Juz 18 · 23:1 – 25:20
Day 19
Juz 19 · 25:21 – 27:55
Day 20
Juz 20 · 27:56 – 29:44
Day 21
Juz 21 · 29:46 – 33:30
Day 22
Juz 22 · 33:31 – 36:21
Day 23
Juz 23 · 36:28 – 39:31
Day 24
Juz 24 · 39:32 – 41:46
Day 25
Juz 25 · 41:47 – 45:37
Day 26
Juz 26 · 46:1 – 51:30
Day 27
Juz 27 · 51:31 – 57:29
Day 28
Juz 28 · 58:1 – 66:12
Day 29
Juz 29 · 67:1 – 77:50
Day 30
Juz 30 · 78:1 – 114:6
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