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**alanamosteller** · 07-14-2012, 12:48 PM

And the other thing is, there is no set amount to read per night. Each masjid does it its own way. If you ask your local masjid they'll let you know

the schedule.

Usually you can get the rough gist by asking what day they're planning to finish. So for example, if they're planning to finish on the 25th, they'll read about 1.25 Juz' a day. If they're planning to finish on the 29th, they'll read just about 1 Juz' a day. etc.

But you'll need to clarify from them, because at some places they'll have an irregular schedule. Like Bro Badrud_Duja mentioned above, at his place they start with 1.25 and go down to 1, and then half. So really you'll need to ask them.

In general though, if they're dividing it evenly every day, you can just ask what day they're finishing and figure out the rest.

07-14-2012, 12:48 PM	#7
alanamosteller Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 404 Senior Member	And the other thing is, there is no set amount to read per night. Each masjid does it its own way. If you ask your local masjid they'll let you know the schedule. Usually you can get the rough gist by asking what day they're planning to finish. So for example, if they're planning to finish on the 25th, they'll read about 1.25 Juz' a day. If they're planning to finish on the 29th, they'll read just about 1 Juz' a day. etc. But you'll need to clarify from them, because at some places they'll have an irregular schedule. Like Bro Badrud_Duja mentioned above, at his place they start with 1.25 and go down to 1, and then half. So really you'll need to ask them. In general though, if they're dividing it evenly every day, you can just ask what day they're finishing and figure out the rest.
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