30-Day Qur'an Reading Plan
One page a day, with a short reflection prompt for each day. Designed for readers who are starting a daily habit for the first time.
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Reading plans, dua cards, memorisation trackers, planners, and activity pages — free to download and print for personal or classroom use.
One page a day, with a short reflection prompt for each day. Designed for readers who are starting a daily habit for the first time.
A complete-month reading schedule with weekly checkpoints and space for notes, built around a realistic daily portion.
Twelve supplications for morning, evening, travel, worry, and gratitude — with Arabic, transliteration, and meaning.
A simple grid for tracking memorisation, revision cycles, and listening practice across the surahs you are learning.
The essential rules on one page: articulation points, elongation, nasalisation, and the most common recitation mistakes.
A four-week planner for worship, reading, family, and rest — with space for intentions and a simple daily checklist.
Colouring, tracing, and matching pages introducing the Arabic alphabet and the names of the prayer positions.
Sixty essential terms — from adab to wuḍūʾ — with plain-language definitions and Arabic script.
In preparation
Tigrinya Qur'an Vocabulary (in preparation) — these are being proofread and will be released once reviewed.
Reference
27 terms used across the site, with Arabic script and plain-language meanings.
How to use these
These are working documents. Print them, write on them, keep them in the same place, and bring them to your teacher or study circle. A plan you can hold in your hand is a plan you are more likely to keep.
Try “tajweed”, “Ramadan”, “new Muslim”, or a verse reference like 2:255.