Ten ready-made plans, or your own
Three khatam plans for reading the whole Quran, seven shorter plans, and a custom plan built from the surahs you pick.
Ramadan khatam
30 days, one juz a day, each day starting from the first verse of its juz.
Khatam in 60 days
The whole Quran in two months: about ten pages of the Madinah mushaf a day, with the page numbers for each day.
Khatam in a year
One to two pages a day for 365 days. A little each day, without stopping.
Seven short plans
For beginners (Al-Fatiha, then short surahs), Friday surahs, Morning surahs, Night surahs, Healing verses, Calming surahs and 7 surahs in 7 days.
Your own plan
Choose the surahs, give the plan a name and an icon if you like, then read one or two surahs a day or set the number of days yourself.
Your choice during your period
When Period Mode is on, you decide whether to pause or continue. A paused plan doesn’t move its day count and continues from the same day.
A plan that tells you what to read today
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Pick a plan
Open Reading plans in Lunora and start a khatam plan, a short plan, or create your own.
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See today’s reading
Every day shows exactly what to read: a page range, a juz or a surah. The whole plan is listed day by day.
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Read in the Quran reader
Read as a list with translation and transliteration, or as mushaf pages with the Madinah mushaf layout. When you finish, tap “I’ve read it”.
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Track your progress
The plan shows which day you are on and what percentage is done. If you switch to another plan, your progress is kept, and you can go back to it any time.
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Complete it
On the last day Lunora marks the plan as completed, with “May Allah accept it”. You can start it again or choose another plan.
Where you read your plan
The reader
All 114 surahs in Arabic with translation, as a list or as mushaf pages, with tajweed colours.
Listen to five reciters, bookmark verses, add notes and share a verse as a card. More reciters and offline listening by juz come with Lunora+.
On your home screen
The “Where you left off” widget shows the surah and verse you stopped on, so you can pick up your reading in one tap.
The Healing verses plan collects verses read with the intention of healing; as the app itself says, they do not replace treatment.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Lunora has three khatam plans: Ramadan khatam (30 days, one juz a day), khatam in 60 days (about ten pages a day) and khatam in a year (one to two pages a day). The app shows which day of the plan you are on and how much of it is done.
Yes. Choose the surahs you want, add a name and an icon if you like, then read one surah a day, two a day, or set the number of days yourself. A day may then hold more than one surah.
Open the day's reading from the plan, read it in Lunora's Quran reader and tap “I've read it”. The day is marked as done and the plan moves on to the next one.
If Period Mode is on, Lunora leaves the choice to you: pause the plan or continue. While it is paused the day count does not advance, and it carries on from the same day when you turn Period Mode off. The plan also links to the Period Mode guide, which lists the views of the four madhhabs on reading the Quran during menstruation.
The page view follows the page layout of the Madinah mushaf, 604 pages, and the 60-day and one-year khatam plans give their daily readings as page ranges of that mushaf. Translation and transliteration are available in list view.
Lunora is free to download from the App Store and Google Play and has no ads. Lunora+ is a subscription that unlocks the full app, and you can start it with a free trial.