A Ramadan Quran reading planner is a sheet that splits the Quran into small daily parts and gives you a box to tick after each prayer. This free one has 30 days, five boxes a day and a juz (one of the 30 parts of the Quran) for each day.
The numbers match our guide on how to finish the Quran in Ramadan. The common print has 604 pages, so one juz a day is about 20 pages, or 4 pages after each of the 5 prayers. Plan B is slower: half a juz a day.
Ramadan 1448 is expected to begin around Monday 8 February 2027 and end around Monday 8 March 2027 (Wego Ramadan 2027 guide). These dates are expected, not final. The real dates depend on the moon, so check with your local mosque. The sheets have no dates on them, so you can use them in any year. Ramadan has 29 or 30 days.
What Is in the Printable
- Page 1, Plan A: Day 1 to Day 30, one juz a day. Each day has 5 boxes, one for each prayer, and a place to write the page you must reach each night.
- Page 2, Plan B: Day 1 to Day 30, half a juz a day, with 2 pages after each prayer. It is the slower plan for new readers.
- Page 3, kids' month chart: 30 stars to colour, one a day, with the four small goals from our Ramadan guide to pick from.
Who It Is For
- Adults and teens who want to read a little after each prayer
- New readers who need a slower plan and a place to tick each day
- Parents who want a simple Ramadan chart for their children
- Teachers in a masjid, home school or weekend class
How to Use It in 4 Steps
- 1Pick one copy of the Quran and keep it all month. A print and an app may not have the same pages.
- 2Print Plan A or Plan B. On Day 1, write the page you must reach each night in the third column.
- 3After each prayer, read your pages and tick one box. At the end of the day, a parent or your teacher can check your reading and write their initials in the last column.
- 4If you miss a day, read 1 extra page after each prayer for 4 days. That makes up the 20 pages you lost.
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