Ramadan Planner

Start by increasing your voluntary fasting in Shaban (the month before Ramadan). Begin a consistent Quran reading habit, practice morning and evening adhkar, and set specific goals for the month. Use this planner to organize your daily targets for fasting, reading, prayer, and charity before Ramadan begins.

The Quran has 30 juz (parts). Reading 1 juz per day — about 20 pages — completes the entire Quran in Ramadan. Split it across 5 daily prayers: ~4 pages after each prayer. Alternatively, read 10 pages after Fajr and 10 after Isha. This planner tracks your daily progress toward a full khatm.

The last 10 nights of Ramadan are the most blessed nights of the year. Laylatul Qadr (the Night of Decree) — which is better than 1,000 months (Quran 97:3) — falls on one of the odd nights: 21st, 23rd, 25th, 27th, or 29th. The Prophet ﷺ would intensify his worship during these nights through prayer, Quran, and itikaf (spiritual retreat in the mosque).

For suhoor, eat slow-digesting foods: oats, eggs, whole wheat bread, dates, and plenty of water. Avoid salty and fried foods. For iftar, follow the Sunnah by breaking your fast with dates and water, then eat a balanced meal. This planner includes suhoor and iftar time reminders based on your location.