What's the difference between the two calculation modes?

"Days needed from a rate" tells you how long completion takes at a pace you enter; "pace needed to finish by a target" works backward from a target number of days to tell you the daily pace required.

How is "days to complete" rounded?

It's rounded up (ceiling) from total ÷ rate, so a partial final day still counts as a full day — ensuring your plan actually covers the whole Quran rather than falling just short.

Can I switch between pages and Juz?

Yes — selecting Juz resets the total to 30 (the standard Juz count) and the pace-needed figure is then shown per Juz/day instead of pages/day.

What if my goal is finishing before Ramadan ends rather than in 30 days?

Use the "pace needed" mode and enter your actual remaining days as the target, rather than assuming a fixed 30-day Ramadan.

Does the tool account for rest days or days I won't read?

No — it assumes a constant daily rate across every day in the total. If you plan to skip days, use "pace needed" mode with only the days you'll actually read as your target.

Is one Juz always the same number of pages?

Not exactly — the standard 604-page Mushaf splits into 30 Juz that are each close to but not perfectly 20.1 pages; other Mushaf editions can paginate differently still.

What if I'm using a Mushaf edition with a different page count?

Change the "Total pages" field to match your specific copy — the 604 default is just the common Madinah Mushaf standard, and results scale to whatever total you enter.

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Quran Completion (Khatm) Calculator

Days to finish the Quran at a given pace, or the daily pace needed to finish by a target.

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About the Quran Completion (Khatm) Calculator

Calculates how many days it takes to complete a full reading (Khatm) of the Quran at a given pace, or the daily pace needed to finish by a target number of days.

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How to use it

Choose pages or Juz as your unit.
Enter the total (604 pages / 30 Juz by default).
Choose which direction to calculate.
Enter your pace or target, and read the result.

Formula

Days needed = total ÷ rate per day. Rate per day needed = total ÷ target days.

Worked example

At 1 Juz per day: 30 days to complete. At 604 pages over a 30-day target: about 20.1 pages/day needed.

Pace needed to complete the Quran (604-page Mushaf / 30 Juz)

Pace needed to complete the Quran (604-page Mushaf / 30 Juz)
Target timeframe	Pages/day needed	Juz/day needed
30 days	20.13	1.00
60 days	10.07	0.50
90 days	6.71	0.33
180 days (~6 months)	3.36	0.17
365 days (1 year)	1.65	0.08

Interpreting your result

The standard Madinah Mushaf has 604 pages across 30 equal Juz — a common Ramadan goal is one Juz per day. Other printings paginate slightly differently (some run around 600 pages); adjust the total if you use a different Mushaf.

Recommendations

• If your goal is finishing by Ramadan's end, use the "pace needed" direction with your remaining days as the target, not a fixed 30.

Frequently asked questions

It's the page count of the standard Madinah Mushaf, the most widely printed and referenced edition — but it's adjustable since other printings paginate differently.