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Islamic Calendar

Recommended Quran readings for the seasons of the Islamic year — Ramadan, the blessed days, and Jumu'ah. Click any reading to recite it, prep a khutbah, or open the tafsir.Dates follow the Hijri (lunar) calendar; confirm exact days with your local moon-sighting authority.

The month of the Quran

Ramadan — the month of the Quran

The month in which the Quran was first revealed (Al-Baqarah 185). A time for tilawah, reflection, and completing a khatm.

On fasting
Al-Baqarah 183-185
A daily juz
Al-Fatihah 1-7
The night prayer
Al-Muzzammil 1-9
Seeking forgiveness
Al-Imran 133-136

Through the year

Laylat al-Qadr — the Night of Decree

Laylat al-Qadr
Sought in the last ten nights of Ramadan

Better than a thousand months. A night for du'a, dhikr, and recitation.

The Night of Decree
Al-Qadr 1-5
Light upon light
An-Nur 35
A du'a of mercy
Al-Baqarah 286

The first ten days of Dhul-Hijjah

Dhul-Hijjah
The 12th month — the season of Hajj and Eid al-Adha

The most beloved days for righteous deeds. Recall the legacy of Ibrahim and the sacrifice.

The call to Hajj
Al-Hajj 27-29
Ibrahim and the sacrifice
As-Saffat 100-111
Completion of the faith
Al-Maidah 3

Muharram & the day of Ashura

Muharram
The 1st month of the Hijri year

A sacred month; the 10th (Ashura) recalls Allah's deliverance of Musa and his people.

The splitting of the sea
Ash-Shuara 52-68
Sacred months
At-Tawbah 36

Jumu'ah — the Friday gathering

Jumuah
Every Friday

The best day of the week. Surah Al-Kahf is recommended; hasten to the remembrance of Allah.

The Friday prayer
Al-Jumuah 9-11
Surah Al-Kahf (opening)
Al-Kahf 1-10
Blessings on the Prophet
Al-Ahzab 56

About Islamic Calendar

Browse recommended Quran readings for the seasons of the Islamic year, including Ramadan, the blessed days and Jumu’ah. Open any reading to recite it, prepare a khutbah or read its tafsir.

Recommendations follow common practice; local customs and moon-sighting dates vary, so follow your community and scholars.

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