Hifz progress calculator: pages, Juz, and surahs

Tell the calculator how far you have reached. It maps that onto 6,236 ayahs, 604 Madani pages, and 30 Juz — the same totals Mutqin uses when it forecasts a plan. Works in the browser without signing in.

What this calculator does

It estimates how much of the Qur’an you have kept as an ayah share, shows equivalent pages and Juz at that share, and projects remaining days at a daily new-ayah pace you choose.

How to use it

Choose pages, a Juz range, or “through a surah.” Enter the numbers, set how many new ayahs you can add each day, then press Calculate. Compare the remaining duration with a plan you can actually keep.

Who it helps

Students who know “about twenty pages” or “Juz ʿAmma” but want a clearer map, and teachers who want a quick share estimate before talking about return and new lesson.

What the numbers mean

Pages are converted as a share of a 604-page Madani print, not as a scan of your personal mushaf. A Juz range uses standard Juz start ayahs. “Through a surah” counts every ayah from Al-Fātiḥah up to the end of that surah.

What Mutqin tracks instead

The dashboard records ayahs you practised and reviewed, including weak spots after a check. Use this calculator for a quick map; continue in Mutqin when you want the next sitting, not only a percentage. For how return fits the week, read how to revise Hifz.

Interactive tool

This page includes a free interactive tool you can use without creating an account. Open the page in a browser to run the calculator, test, or finder above the explanatory sections.

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FAQ

Is the Hifz progress calculator as accurate as my mushaf?

It is a share estimate from standard totals (6,236 ayahs, 604 Madani pages, 30 Juz), not a page scan of your print. Use it for orientation.

Do I need an account?

No. The calculator runs without registration.